Buying a Short Term Rental in Myrtle Beach: The Contract Process Explained
Getting Started
intermediate
Myrtle Beach STR
real estate contract
earnest money
due diligence
home inspection
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Summary
AI-generatedThis video explains the short-term rental contract process in Myrtle Beach, covering earnest money, due diligence, inspections, financing, and closing. It aims to equip investors with the knowledge to navigate the contract smoothly and avoid common mistakes.
Key insights
Furniture in Myrtle Beach short-term rentals is often included but must be handled via a separate bill of sale for $1, as lenders only finance real estate, not personal property.
Mistakes to avoid
Failing to send earnest money by the contract deadline, typically five business days, can put the buyer in breach of contract, even if they intend to send it later.
Frequently Asked Questions
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