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Condo Hotel Questions

AS Chow
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Hello BP ! 

I'm a lifelong renter in Northern California.  Am about to retire with a huge inheritance.  Only about half the money will be Cap Gains free though because it was part of an Estate and Taxed.  About half the money will be 100% all Cap Gains due to long length of ownership and depreciation.  (I'm assuming cost basis will be zero as I'm still waiting for reply from accountant.)  I do not really have a say in getting bought out because I'm a small owner in many properties, and I don't want to be difficult to the family.

I do NOT want to become a Landlord in any shape way or form, but I am going to have a ton of money that I can put into 1031 Exchange to avoid Cap Gains from the Feds and the state of CA which is very high.  

I am intrigued by the idea of buying a Condo/Hotel and being able to stay there for a week or two a year, and get some ROI. I know there are limited operators in Vegas. (MGM, Vdara, Trump and a few more.) My understanding is that HOA's are quite high, and the split is around 50/50. The only other thing I get is that a higher floor is more likely to get rented. (Also, I want to be near the Strip for restaurants - I do not golf.)

If anyone has experiences owning a condo in one of those hotels ... feel free to describe your experiences.  I haven't really been able to find good resources ... 

Are people breaking even on these ? What's the frequency of rental ? Are you getting nickle and dimed on top of HOA for other things ?

I know there are 1031 Exchange companies I could buy a small piece of different properties, but I know less about that than I do staying in Vegas.  And getting locked in for 7-10 years does not appeal to me at all.  

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