It's been quieter than expected.

Hi everyone,I own a 12-unit apartment building in Euclid, Ohio (fully master-metered for water/sewer).

It's unsurprising to me the forums are quieter these days.

I would still say above or below Myrtle Beach where it is quieter but still a short drive to all the attractions that Myrtle Beach offers.

Quote from @Mitch Davidson: @Levi Bennett The area you've mentioned in WNC (ie, Bryson City, Cherokee, Waynesville, Maggie Valley, etc.) appeals more to people who want a quieter mountain vacation, and perhaps a less expensive one as well, which has implications for revenue. 

That can help you move the property faster and protect your returns even in a quieter season.

Occupancy This Summer: Busy, But Not CrazySummer 2025 brought solid numbers, though not the record highs of 2022–23.Average annual occupancy: roughly 62–65 % across the island.Peak summer months: most well-located condos were booked 80–90 % of nights (especially June through mid-August).Average Daily Rate (ADR): around $480/night for premium units.Shoulder seasons (April–May and September–October) have cooled off a bit, and the off-season is getting quieter.

Is there any way you could be a little quieter during the hours of 10pm - 8am?

What are other investors in the area paying annually per unit in insurance (approx range) and water + sewer + trash?

If they are on a third party payment plan for water they are probably going under economically.