Realtor Melanie Cameron, Team Leader of The Cameron Team at Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage, speaks with Justin Ash, President of Sea Coast Rentals, about the services they provide. Looking for short-term, long-term, or vacation rentals in Southeastern North Carolina? Check out Sea Coast Rentals! They cover everywhere from the beaches to Wilmington to the Jacksonville area (watch the video for the full scope). See available properties on their website.
Also, if you’re considering renting a personal property and don’t want the hassle of looking for and qualifying tenants, Sea Coast Rentals can help you out. Give them a call toll free at 800-334-5806 or fill out their contact form.
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