I am an Army veteran and I own a boutique brokerage and property management company here in Clarksville, TN.

Many boutique/smaller cohosting groups actually allow the owner to have their account attached as the primary host meaning all reviews stay with the owner! 

Owners might pay to work with these boutique companies not just for their basic PM services, but for the audience and revenue they can consistently bring in a competitive environment due to the brand they've created.This is the road my company is headed down. 

Have a large network here, lots of connections with great people, and I'm a partner in a local boutique property management company.  

We also own boutique motels in Waynesboro and Afton. 

Six months later, I had paid off enough to afford a trailer in Bonny Doon for $450/month, (still the lowest rent I have ever seen in this area) and continue to live there today.In spring 2014, I took on a second job managing a small boutique hotel in Capitola, to accelerate my debt payoff.

I do know many operators who own Boutique hotels etc. in Costa Rica who do very well but again that’s not what I consider a passive investment or of any interest to me.

Also they have way more little pain in the *** by-laws to abide by.Also if your reserach suggest boutique condos are a good way to go then try them out.

I just got a position to work as a real estate sales agent with a boutique brokerage in Manhattan.

It's also a fun area for a young person to live, as there are tons of new bars, restaurants and boutiques.