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The inside scoop on owning short-term rentals in GVL

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Primary guest room at The Pettigru House in Greenville, SC.

This early 1900s boutique stay (with a secret rumored history) was thoughtfully designed to include indoor + outdoor dining spaces inspired by quaint European cafes.

Photo by Emily Bolt Photography. Home owned by Jessica Kilcoyne, Realtor at Joan Herlong & Associates Sotheby’s International Realty.

Have you ever dreamed of owning an Airbnb? Short term rentals are creating a buzz in Greenville as more visitors are discovering our gem of a city.

Joan Herlong & Associates Sotheby’s International Realty Realtor Associate Jessica Kilcoyne is a boutique short-term rental host herself (take a peek at The Pettigru House) and shares tips for investing in rental properties in Greenville and beyond.

Whatever market you’re planning to invest in, work with a local real estate expert to provide guidance when it comes to:

  1. Zoning codes and regulations that impact rental properties — Greenville’s short-term rentals, for example, require proper zoning and licensing to operate.
  2. Analytic tools to run projections and potential investment returns — When working with short-term rental investor clients, Kilcoyne recommends AirDNA as the gold standard.
  3. Resources to assist with property set-up and management for an optimal guest and owner experience — Whether you plan to self-manage or hire a property management company, there are best practices + resources to help.*

Learn about short-term rentals from Jessica

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