Many buyers in Myrtle Beach are attracted by the idea of owning a vacation rental that "pays for itself." But calculating true return on investment requires looking beyond gross rental income—and the real numbers often look different than what sellers and listing agents advertise. Here's how to do the math …
Insurance costs have become one of the biggest financial surprises for Myrtle Beach condo owners in recent years. Rising premiums for both the building's master policy and individual unit coverage are changing the math on condo ownership across the Grand Strand—and buyers need to factor this in before making a …
The off-season in Myrtle Beach—typically November through February—is when many investment condo owners step back from active rentals. But it's also when deferred maintenance, weather damage, and vacancy risks can quietly erode your investment. A proactive off-season plan protects your asset and sets you up for a profitable spring.
When shopping for a Myrtle Beach condo, one of the most common questions buyers ask is: what's the difference between oceanfront and ocean view, and is it worth paying more?
The short answer depends on what you're buying it for.
Oceanfront means …
View MoreEarly in my real estate career, I watched agents who were clearly talented struggle to build sustainable businesses. They could close deals, but they couldn't sustain momentum. And I noticed something consistent about the ones who did build something lasting: they gave more than they were asked to. They educated …
View MoreIf you're shopping for property in Myrtle Beach or anywhere along the South Carolina coast, you've probably come across the term "condotel." It sounds like a condo, it looks like a condo — but it comes with a completely different set of rules, restrictions, and financing requirements. Understanding the difference …
View MoreMyrtle Beach is a pet-friendly destination in many respects, but when it comes to buying an oceanfront condo, pet policies vary enormously from building to building. Before falling in love with a unit only to discover the HOA bans all pets over 25 pounds — or bans them entirely — …
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