March 20, 2020

Short-Term Rentals (Managed)

Short-Term Rentals (Managed) By: Scott Umstead NOTE: Even though “short-term” can refer to any rental period of 90 days or less, this memo deals only with true vacation rentals in which rentals are weekly or monthly.  If the rental periods are greater than this, refer to the memo on “Long-Term Leases (Managed)”   Things to Know: […]

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Short- Term Rentals (Unmanaged)

Short- Term Rentals (Unmanaged) By: Scott Umstead NOTE: Even though “short-term” can refer to any rental period of 90 days or less, this memo deals only with true vacation rentals in which rentals are weekly or monthly.  If the rental periods are greater than this, refer to the memo on “Long-Term Leases (Managed)”   Things to

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Long-Term Leases (Managed)

Long-Term Leases (Managed) By: Scott Umstead Things to Know: The Management Agreement will continue to control after closing. If the buyer wishes to have another company manage the property, the buyer will need to know whether the existing Management Agreement can be terminated. Some Management Agreements can be terminated upon written notice, but others cannot

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Long-Term Leases (Unmanaged)

Long-Term Leases (Unmanaged) By: Scott Umstead Things to Know: The buyer steps into the seller’s shoes as landlord. This means the buyer will be: a) subject to a claim by the tenant that the seller has breached (i.e. failed to repair, etc.); and b) is responsible for the Security Deposit at the end of the

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Quiet Title

Quiet Title By: Scott Umstead On occasion, we are asked to close a transaction in which the seller purchased the real property at a tax sale and, therefore, holds only a “tax deed.”  A tax deed is issued by the Horry County Delinquent Tax Office roughly 1-year after the tax sale (unless the property is

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