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Vacation rental managers in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand
VRM Atlas lists 20 vacation rental managers serving Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand, South Carolina, based in places such as Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Garden City Beach and Pawleys Island.
Of the 20 managers that publish a portfolio size, the typical one looks after 12 homes (average 28 homes).
Vacation rental management is also called short-term rental management or Airbnb management.
- 20
- Vacation rental managers
- 12
- Typical portfolio (homes)
- 28
- Average portfolio (homes)
- 20
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20 vacation rental managers in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand
Ordered by profile evidence, never payment. How ranking works
North Myrtle Beach
Carolina Palm
117 homes
Myrtle Beach
Crashing Wave Rentals
42 homes
North Myrtle Beach
Rental Leaf
41 homes
Myrtle Beach
Gator Beach Property Management
21 homes
Myrtle BeachMyrtle Destinations
129 homes
Myrtle BeachBeach Star Realty
35 homes
Myrtle BeachBeach Trips
34 homes
Pawleys Island
Hammock Coast Life
16 homes
9 Palmsmb
9 homes
Takemeto Myrtle Beach
7 homes
Bittner Vacation Rentals
6 homes
Memories Property Holdings
2 homes
Garden City Beach
Palmetto And Birch
2 homes
North Myrtle Beach
Salty Starfish Vacations
2 homes
Paradise Found Myrtle Beach
39 homes
Jaxby Properties
17 homes
Myrtle Beach Shores Resort
12 homes
Myrtle Vacay
11 homes
Ass In The Sand Beach Rentals
8 homes
Rentals In Ocean Lakes
8 homes
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How to choose a vacation rental manager in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand
Check what is included
Ask for a written list: listing and photos, pricing, guest messages, cleaning and laundry, maintenance, owner statements. Extras such as linen, consumables or repairs are often charged on top.
Compare like-for-like fees
Get the fee model in writing (a percentage of booking revenue, a fixed fee, or both) and ask what it is a percentage of: gross bookings, or revenue after platform fees and cleaning.
Ask about local rules
A good manager in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand knows the local licensing, permit and tax rules and can tell you what applies to your property.
Look at portfolio size and focus
A manager with a handful of homes may give you more attention; a larger one may have more staff and marketing reach. Ask how many homes each property manager looks after.
Read reviews and check credentials
Look for owner reviews, not just guest reviews, and a claimed or verified profile. Ask for references from owners with similar homes.
Read the contract
Check the minimum term, notice period, who owns the listing and reviews if you leave, and how and when you are paid.
Fees
What vacation rental managers in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand charge
- Percentage of revenue
- The most common model: the manager keeps a share of each booking's revenue. Full-service management costs more than marketing or booking-only help.
- Fixed fee
- A flat monthly or per-booking fee, sometimes used for guest-communication-only or co-hosting services.
- Fixed fee plus a percentage
- A lower percentage with a fixed set-up or monthly fee on top.
General guide, not data from the managers listed here: few have published their fees on VRM Atlas yet. Ask each manager for a written quote.
Owner questions
Vacation rental managers in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand: questions owners ask
How many vacation rental managers are there in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand?
VRM Atlas lists 20 vacation rental managers serving Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand (October 2026), including companies based in Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach and Garden City Beach. The list is ordered by profile evidence (completeness, owner reviews, verification and responsiveness), never by payment.
How much do vacation rental managers in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand charge?
Most charge a percentage of booking revenue, a fixed fee, or a mix of both, and the rate depends on what is included (cleaning, linen, maintenance, pricing and marketing). Few managers in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand have published their fees on VRM Atlas yet, so ask for written quotes: you can request up to five at once, free.
How many homes does a typical vacation rental manager in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand look after?
Of the 20 managers that publish a portfolio size on VRM Atlas, the median looks after 12 homes and the average 28 homes.
What does a vacation rental manager do?
A full-service manager markets the property on booking sites and its own website, sets prices, handles guest messages and check-in, arranges cleaning, laundry and maintenance, and sends the owner regular statements. Some offer only part of this (for example guest communication or co-hosting). This is also called short-term rental management or Airbnb management.
How do I choose a vacation rental manager in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand?
Compare what is included, the fee model and what it is charged on, local knowledge of Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand's rules, portfolio size, owner reviews and the contract terms (minimum term, notice, who keeps the listing). Shortlist three to five and ask each for a written quote.
Which booking software do vacation rental managers in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand use?
The booking software most often detected on these managers' public websites is Hostaway (30%), OwnerRez (30%) and Guesty (25%). Detected on public websites, not market share.
Do managers pay to be listed or ranked on VRM Atlas?
No. Every public manager is listed for free and the order is based on profile evidence only. Paid placement, where it exists, is a separate slot labelled "Sponsored" and never changes the order.
Can I get quotes from several vacation rental managers in Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand?
Yes. Describe your property once and choose up to five managers to ask for a quote. It's free for owners, and managers reply to you directly.