Category: Property Management

Posted on 7/25/2026

Shopping Reid Avenue in Port St. Joe & A Perfect Day Trip to Apalachicola

Reid Avenue in Port St. Joe is one of the Forgotten Coast's best kept secrets — a walkable, locally-owned shopping district full of boutiques, art galleries and sidewalk cafés. Pair it with a day trip to historic Apalachicola for fresh oysters, Victorian architecture and small-town charm, and you've got the perfect complement to any Cape San Blas or Port St. Joe beach vacation.

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Posted on 7/23/2026

Why St. George Island Is One of Florida's Best Beach Vacation Destinations

St. George Island still feels like the Florida coast used to — uncrowded beaches, fresh Gulf seafood, natural state parkland and vacation homes where families come back year after year. Whether you're planning a fishing trip, a family beach week or a quiet couples' escape, this guide covers everything that makes SGI one of the Forgotten Coast's most beloved destinations.

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Posted on 7/17/2026

Things to Know Before Buying a Short-Term Rental

Buying a short-term rental is more than purchasing a home and listing it online. From local regulations and realistic income projections to insurance requirements and property management, this guide covers everything investors need to know before making an offer on the Forgotten Coast.

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Posted on 7/16/2026

The Secret to Hotel-Quality Sleep: Why High-Quality Linens Matter

That hotel-bed feeling guests can't stop talking about? It starts with the linens. From breathability and thread count myths to percale vs. sateen, this guide breaks down why premium linens are one of the most important investments a vacation rental owner can make — and why every Renting the Coast property delivers that five-star sleep experience from night one.

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Posted on 6/27/2026

Three Can't-Miss Port St. Joe Events in September and October 2026

Fall is one of the best times to visit Port St. Joe, and 2026 has three events worth planning your trip around. From the Florida Scallop, Music & Arts Festival in September to the Forgotten Music Festival and the high-energy Blast on the Bay in October, the Forgotten Coast comes alive with food, live music, and coastal celebration. Here's everything you need to know before you go.

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Posted on 6/26/2026

How Clear Is the Water in Mexico Beach, Florida?

Wondering how clear the water is in Mexico Beach, Florida? On calm, sunny days, the Gulf can display stunning shades of emerald green and turquoise that rival any beach in the state. This guide covers what makes Mexico Beach water so clear, what affects visibility day to day, and the best conditions to plan your visit for that perfect coastal experience.

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Posted on 5/6/2026

Indian Pass Beach: A Quiet and Natural Escape on Florida’s Forgotten Coast

Indian Pass Beach offers a peaceful and natural beach experience along Florida’s Forgotten Coast. While the water is not known for being crystal clear, the area is loved for its quiet shoreline, beautiful scenery, beach driving access, fishing, and relaxing Old Florida atmosphere.

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Posted on 5/5/2026

Insurance on the Forgotten Coast: A Historical and Practical Perspective

Insurance on Florida's Forgotten Coast is not a one-size-fits-all product. From hurricane recovery to vacation rental liability, this guide covers what property owners and investors need to know about coastal coverage in Mexico Beach and Port St. Joe.

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Posted on 5/2/2026

The 50-30-20 Rule for Short Term Rentals: A Simple Framework to Maximize Profit

The 50 30 20 rule is a powerful framework for short term rental owners to control expenses, improve performance, and consistently generate profit.

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Posted on 4/30/2026

Why Mexico Beach and Port St. Joe Stand Apart on Florida’s Gulf Coast

Along the northeastern Gulf of Mexico, the communities of Mexico Beach and Port St. Joe occupy a section of coastline that reflects a distinct historical pattern within the state of Florida. Their development did not follow the rapid urban expansion seen in other coastal regions. Instead, their character emerged through a slower sequence of settlement, industry, decline, and renewal.

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