Licensed & Registered in South Carolina

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At Old Colony Living, we operate under a higher standard of accountability.

We are a registered Property Management in Charge (PMIC) in South Carolina and operate in compliance with the South Carolina Real Estate Commission.

This is not a marketing claim—it is a regulated designation with legal oversight.

As a licensed PMIC, we are required to:

• Follow South Carolina real estate law 
• Maintain compliant trust accounts for client funds 
• Uphold fiduciary duties to property owners 
• Operate under enforceable professional standards 

This creates a level of structure and protection that is often missing in the short-term rental space.

 Most short-term rental operators fall into one of three categories:

• DIY/self-managed owners 
• Unlicensed “co-hosts” or managers 
• Licensed property managers (PMIC-led)  The differences are material.

Unlicensed management may appear similar on the surface—but lacks:

• Regulatory accountability 
• Required financial safeguards 
• Defined legal responsibility 

That gap becomes most visible when something goes wrong:

• Damage claims 
• Guest disputes 
• Insurance issues 
• HOA or municipality enforcement 

A licensed PMIC structure is designed to hold up under scrutiny, not just operate when things are smooth.

 We combine:

• Compliance-first management (PMIC structure) 
• Revenue optimization strategy 
• Guest experience design 
• Asset protection mindset 

This results in a model that is both:

• Performance-driven 
• Operationally defensible

Our licensing status can be verified through the South Carolina Real Estate Commission public database. 

https://llr.sc.gov/re/