Resources and Links for First-Time Vacation or Residential Rental Property Owners

 

Investing in real estate can be a smart move if you take the right steps. Both short-term and residential rentals can help investors earn major profits and even help pay down their primary mortgages. The trick to accomplishing this with your rental properties, however, is to have the right tools and resources before you make your big move to buy an investment property. 

 

So, if you are ready to earn extra income and become a landlord, The Boyd Team hopes the following resources can make your journey less stressful and maybe even more beneficial for your bank account.

 

Researching Potential Rental Properties and Locations

 

Connect with The Boyd Team to Start Your Investment Property Search

Myrtle Beach Realtor Predicts Home Sales Increase In 2021 Despite Pandemic

The Best Beach Towns To Invest in a Vacation Rental

What I Wish I Knew Before Buying Rental Property

5 Things to Consider Before Buying a Vacation Rental Property

 

Managing Rental Properties Without Added Stress 

 

7 Common Parts of a Rental Lease Agreement

Professional Property Management vs. Self-Management: A Look at the Pros and Cons

Common Questions for a Property Manager

 

Protecting Investment Properties and Landlords 

 

Starting Your Rental Property Business

Consider Forming a South Carolina LLC

Buying Landlord Insurance for Your Rental Property

How Does Short-Term Rental Insurance Work? 

Landlord and Tenant Law in South Carolina

 

Ensuring Your Investment Property Stays Rented

5 Home Upgrades for Your Vacation Rental Space

10 Ways To Make Your Rental Property Stand Out
The Top 7 Rental Amenities Quality Tenants Want

 

Making an investment in real estate can be profitable, but this is also a major financial commitment. Use the helpful links above to establish and protect your investment property, whether you opt for a residential or short-term rental. That way, you have a better chance with ROI and ensure that your efforts aren’t wasted. 

 

Article Courtesy of: Kristin Louis (Thank You)

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