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Very nice. I remodeled a house on Trojan St that is a short term rental. It is doing very well. It is a 6 bd, 5 ba with a private pool. thirdsandbar.com
Let me know if you have any questions about what works and what doesn't.
I also bought a lot two years ago on 11th St that we have been working on a design for a year on and still not happy with it. Are you going through a builder or doing it yourself?
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Originally posted by aggieman12 View PostVery nice. I remodeled a house on Trojan St that is a short term rental. It is doing very well. It is a 6 bd, 5 ba with a private pool. thirdsandbar.com
Let me know if you have any questions about what works and what doesn't.
I also bought a lot two years ago on 11th St that we have been working on a design for a year on and still not happy with it. Are you going through a builder or doing it yourself?
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That's sweet! How much is insurance on something like that, given the location?
I've been kicking around building a waterfront house on the gulf coast (either on a bay or a canal) and I'm thinking concrete construction and no insurance. I've built 900+/- houses, but never one on pilings and using concrete construction. It would only be 1,500 square feet or so.
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Originally posted by GA Bowhunter View PostThat's sweet! How much is insurance on something like that, given the location?
I've been kicking around building a waterfront house on the gulf coast (either on a bay or a canal) and I'm thinking concrete construction and no insurance. I've built 900+/- houses, but never one on pilings and using concrete construction. It would only be 1,500 square feet or so.
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Originally posted by TxMedic View PostNot sure, honestly. We are on flood plane x, meaning least likely to flood. It will be expensive as they now require wind sheer insurance on all residences on the island. But, we are building for investment/short term rental income…we knew it would be costly.
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Wow! Nice house.
What market research have you done on the current economic situation and short term rentals?
I was looking to buy a beach house at Surfside beach and passed on it due to the books they showed me. It was highly unlikely to be profitable at the rates they were getting and the listed price. Insurance and taxes were well over 10k a year if I remember correctly.
I’m legitimately curious about the market in Port A and if I should be looking there now.Last edited by 12RingKing; 10-14-2022, 07:55 AM.
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Originally posted by 12RingKing View PostWow! Nice house.
What market research have you done on the current economic situation and short term rentals?
I was looking to buy a beach house at Surfside beach and passed on it due to the books they showed me. It was highly unlikely to be profitable at the rates they were getting and the listed price. Insurance and taxes were well over 10k a year if I remember correctly.
I’m legitimately curious about the market in Port A and if I should be looking there now.
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