I had just bid on an old rundown motel in the keys that was 9 very small rooms on a little less than an acre on the ocean side, no onsite concession allowed and huge building permit hurdles, that would have been all in for about 5m. 

Buy more blue paint?

Anywhere along the blue line on the NW side has been solid.

A quick search of 2BR whole homes for 4 adults and 2BRs in Myrtle Beach the weekend of 10/20 that’s open in your listing show 1k listings, most with ocean views, that you don’t have.

It is know for being a blue collar area, but there has been a lot of investment in the past few years in the area.

Greetings fellow members, I am looking for someone who knows the Myrtle Beach area well, specifically vacation rentals.All of my RE investments are in Michigan, however, I jumped on an opportunity to acquire a 1 BR/1 BA condo unit in a building that is of mixed use (year round tenants, vacation rentals).The intention was to flip it for profit, but I read some encouraging things about the MB market and I see that particular area (I believe it is called the Golden Mile - 7509 N Ocean Blvd) and now I am thinking of another possibility- will this unit generate enough revenue to cover about $6,000-$6,500 annually?

I'm talking about under $100k mid-west or south-eastern US, C-class, blue collar neighborhood properties being managed by a presumably quality property management company.

She is a full time nursing student, and he works blue collar for a major worldwide company. 

Candidly, I'm not in the Smokies' market (although I'm in the Blue Ridge mountain market), so do take my opinion with a grain of salt.While I don't think we'll have a total market crash of any sort, I do feel as though the Smokie's market seems a little overheated from afar.  

I'll shoot you a PM to set something up if you'd like.Oh, and GO BIG BLUE!!