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re: Vacation properties as investments
Posted on 1/7/13 at 5:58 am to GenesChin
Posted on 1/7/13 at 5:58 am to GenesChin
I have looked into this extensively. You will need to rent the property out 80% of the time to break even, on average, give or take a couple of percent. 80% is doable but you will cut it close every year. The insurance costs are high and the monthly fees range from 600-1300 a month.
If you want to do this you must be financially solvent. Do not take an 80% occupancy for granted, no matter the history of the property.
If you buy one do so for your own enjoyment. Think of the 80% occupancy goal as a bonus that will enable you to build equity and have a low cost vacation home of your own. Be prepared to shell out cash during off months and years.
If you want to do this you must be financially solvent. Do not take an 80% occupancy for granted, no matter the history of the property.
If you buy one do so for your own enjoyment. Think of the 80% occupancy goal as a bonus that will enable you to build equity and have a low cost vacation home of your own. Be prepared to shell out cash during off months and years.
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