@Ugin Rapoport Hey man, hotel condos are a tricky thing (i wouldn't recommend it the people caking are the owners of the whole project and one of there easiest incentives is offering financing themselves to you)So usually due to there desirable locations they are wayyy over priced....on top of that the HOA fees become very heavy if you are not able to rent it out and are subject to rising if the hotel adds amenities or anything of that such and of course not living there (gotta account for vacancy), Secondly the hotel is usually almost ALWAYS selling units (the ones that i've seen in miami and orlando) so when you eventually want to sell you end up competing with them and most likely wont win because customers looking for that type of property aren't in abundance (the fees push most ppl) If you are looking for perhaps at minimal result with next to nothing effort of results of around 2% annually then maybe its alright but other then that....i totally would not encourage (Just my opinion so dont hate me for it lol)

Appreciation is just the icing on the cake down the road.

I once lived in Fontana, CA (1991) I believe while working in Anaheim, CA.

It almost seems they own / work for a window company or have a connection since that seems to be their icing on the cake.  

If you steer clear of the nay-sayers and red-light thinkers, you'll see that while its not a cake-walk, its absolutely do-able and lucrative.

the short answer is you cant, you are asking both to have the cake and eat it too. 

If so, then the upside in rents is icing on top of the cake.

I'm in Anaheim.

Win win have your cake and eat it tooLet me know if you have any questions Feel free to PM me

@Chet Mazur  Hi, I was at an REI convention in Anaheim 2 years ago, and met a guy that buys NP NOTES from places like Fannie, but he had to put together a large sum of money to compete with the big guys.