Myrtle beach is in high demand, Matter of fact I am currently in an ocean front unit 10 min south of Myrtle Beach, Garden City, 

CC rates are too high.

Hey @Troy Welch, Given we have already chatted via direct message, i am leaving this for those who fall on this post in the same situation: be sure to find an accountant who is willing to grow with you, and is not too high priced fee-wise.

I highly recommend reading more about why S Corps are not the right structure for LLCs with rentals.

. :)    I HIGHLY recommend you Talk to Engelo he is from Aussie land and is quite famous on the Aussie version of Bigger Pockets thats how I met him in 2012 or so.. he has been investing and rehabbing in US for 12 years now very successful at it and a NO BS kind of guy..

I don’t  think those permits will get snapped up that quickly: we have very little inventory and the barrier to entry is a little high as the entry-level price point is $1.3ish Million for any properties that would work well as an STR.

always 20% or greater. we do it with our profit in columbus OH. it's all about the land, density, and floorplan size. get someone who has more experience in design and agency and development. development has been doing this for years and years so just stick to what works. compact, three story walk up style is what we build for investors and ourselves. 

If you have losses that high then it is worth your money to hire a CPA to prepare your tax return.

Quote from @Michael Nelson: I have a few deals coming down the pipeline and want to free up as much capital as possible.senario property appraised value 430,000amount still owed 220,000 You can do 80% LTV cash out however the rate will be high.

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