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Easton Hill
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Hotel, Motel, Lodges, Inns, RV Parks and other hospitality assets

Easton Hill
  • Phoenix Arizona
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I'm looking to connect with anyone who has purchased hotels, motels, Lodges, Inns, RV Parks, and other hospitality assets!

I currently run a 10-unit Airbnb Arbitrage portfolio in Phoenix, which is similar to running a small motel and I'm considering doing some hospitality acquisitions in 2023

I know BP is largely focused on residential real estate strategies, but I'm looking to learn more about hospitality real estate! 

Please tag anyone that works in that space! 

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Benjamin Aaker
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brandon, SD
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Benjamin Aaker
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brandon, SD
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Hi Easton,
I own a 4 unit motel in a small town in South Dakota. We purchased it and did some major renovations - went from one shared bathroom for all 4 units to each having its own bathroom. We list the units on Airbnb and have done well catering to traveling nurses and construction workers. We have a 7 day minimum stay now. It seems we have been doing better by increasing the minimum stay.
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