If I were going to do this, I would invest in some fun and kitschy resort area and build a nice boutique resort.

There are a few boutique hotels in the area, and it seems more exclusive expensive boutique hotels are opening up nearby.

Subdivide a commercial space at busy shopping plaza into small studios designed for hair stylists and beauty boutiques. 100 to 300 square feet, all utilities included, insurance, security as well

Most will not want to invest additional funds if it looks like a sinking ship, but if there has been thorough communicating, property has been going according to plan, and is only at risk because of interest rates, maybe some will be on board.Rescue Capital – This can come from boutique lenders or other investors/operators.

I run a boutique luxury marketing firm and my client just listed a $90,000,000 oceanfront property.

If you are self-motivated and don’t need someone regulating your business (ie desk hours), then look at smaller or boutique brokerages that will allow you more autonomy.

How it would (and does) work is that I go to the listing brokerage (some of the smaller boutique REO list brokers, not your Remax, Coldwell Banker, etc) of which I have formed a relationship with, and my offer is made from an agent in the office whom is NOT the listing agent for the seller.

More boutique shops, restaurants and "neighborhood centers/downtowns" coming together.

New Hotel on North is a chic boutique hotel which was a 15M investment by an experienced Berkshire family.

The responses came back neutral to negative, as they work with me for my experience and appreciate the boutique feel.But I am considering expanding geographically outside of just the city of Chicago and into the suburbs.