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Ben Nelson
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Decatur, AL
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Surfside Beach to Galveston Texas STR managers?

Ben Nelson
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Decatur, AL
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Hi everyone! I just moved to the Lake Jackson, TX area, and I am looking for Airbnb short term rental style listings on the beaches around here. Looking to get recommendations for maid services and such and also wanting to see how I can link up and help other short term rental managers around here.

Hope everyone is killing it out there! I’d love to get a meet up together of short term rental and flip/rehab or folks! 

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Timothy Church
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Galveston, TX
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Timothy Church
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Galveston, TX
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@Justin Anderson & @Karl McGarvey

Karl is right! The city of Galveston receives so much income from HOT as well as the economic boost of guests staying on the island that they aren't going to restrict STRs that way. Currently, the only places in the city of Galveston that have restrictions are those with HOAs. Galveston is a tourism market and we will always cater to that.

EDIT: As soon as I sent this, I got my email from the Parks Board about HOT. January, even though it is one of the slowest months, they collected $768,229.16! HOT is typically due quarterly so this is just a part of what they will get. Most months this number doesn't go under $1M. The city isn't going to stop this income stream from helping to improve the island.

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