The fact that they didn’t fix what you actually called about makes their demand even weaker.If they do file a lien, you can dispute it in court, and if you win, they could be on the hook for your legal fees too.

Historic charm, economic diversity, and strong tourism have fueled consistent demand, but that growth also comes with nuances investors should watch closely.🏡 Here’s what stands out right now:Strong Short-Term & Mid-Term Rental Demand: With tourism rebounding and business travel climbing, furnished rentals in areas like West Ashley, James Island, and Mount Pleasant are performing well — especially with operators navigating evolving city ordinances.Limited Inventory + High Appreciation: Investors are finding deals in outer submarkets like Summerville, North Charleston, and Goose Creek, where prices remain more attainable and rental demand is solid.Zoning and Regulation Awareness is Key: Charleston’s growth has prompted tighter regulations on development and rentals.

Local lenders familiar with vacation markets can often use STR comps or AirDNA to support the file.New Construction Adds Inventory for DSCR Plays: New builds in Carolina Forest, Conway, and Little River are creating opportunities for investors to finance with DSCR from day one — especially if they’re purchasing with tenants or STR setups in place.Out-of-State Demand Keeps the Market Liquid: With many buyers from the Northeast and Midwest, Myrtle Beach properties are trading fast — but well-priced DSCR-eligible deals are still available, especially off the beachfront.💡 Investor Takeaway: In a market where gross rents can outpace monthly payments, Myrtle Beach offers a rare advantage — you don’t need to over-leverage to make the numbers work.

Story: April clocked the slowest existing-home sales in 16 years, while builder confidence returned to late-2023 territory. The median resale price hit an April record of $414K, up nearly 50% since 2019, and 30-year m...

Brian Nelson backed down, waiting for these ESG funds to flow, and was lacking funds to fight Crew.

But 3/2 homes tend to operate in a class of their own — fewer comps, less price sensitivity, and higher demand from families.So bottom line: know your tenant avatar before building.

What are your thoughts on the demand for MTRs in DFW area currently?  

What's important - the demand for STR went up well before the first kick and stayed high for a whole Summer.Why  should Miami be different?

Are there enough tenants with market rate vouchers in demand for housing?

Any other fees such as close out fees or payoff demands are paid out on the back end when your loan is refinanced or paid off.