Hilton Head Vacation Rentals

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Posted September 27, 2009 at 9:30 am

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Snowbirds Rejoice! Extend Your Winter Vacation With Monthly Rentals on Hilton Head Island (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
ResortQuest Hilton Head Island offers over 500 vacation rentals, villas and private beach homes on the premier resort destination, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. With a year-round temperate climate, Hilton Head Island is the perfect winter escape for snowbirds looking for a warm getaway this winter. ResortQuest Hilton Head offers monthly villa and home rentals on Hilton Head Island, SC. read more…

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ResortQuest Hilton Head Island offers over 500 vacation rentals, villas and private beach homes on the premier resort destination, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Hilton Head Island is a golf enthusiast’s dream with over 25 championship courses, including three treasured golf courses within Palmetto Dunes: Robert Trent Jones, George Fazio and Arthur Hills. (PRWeb Aug 30, 2009) Read the full … read more…

Resolved Question: Making a condo profitable?
I have a fairly nice 2 bedroom condo in Hilton Head. The resort has tennis courts, multiple pools, a gym, and a private beach.

Right now I have a long-term renter in there (an awesome tenant) but I only gross 650/month. (He pays 725, rental management company gives me 650.)

I really need to gross $1000 month to make it break even (which would cover mortgage, property tax, regime fees.)

I currently owe the regime a lot of money $10,000+ due to 2 surprise assessments that I was told weren’t going to happen when I purchased the property 2 years ago. Due to this, they’ve cut the cable off.

I have about $3,000 in cash that I could use to spruce the place up and make it appeal more to short term vacation renters. It is already furnished. I have family in the Hilton Head area who could help with cleaning, turnovers, and whatnot.

Should I take a risk and not renew my tenant’s lease and try to rent it out short term for more money? The average weekly rental is about $700. That’s more than what I make in a month right now.

Would doing short term rentals be a big gamble? How can I be sure it’s the right (or wrong) decision?