Worked in Real Estate audit for a Mid Size firm, but now have my own boutique tax and accounting practice as well as a job in finance company.

We have a vision for the project (mixed use or boutique hotel) and have been discussing the concept of a development to-be-completed appraisal which the bank would then loan against, but how long should we be prepared to hold the property while working with lenders on that approach?

With all of the little boutique agencies opening up deals can be made.

Plus the owner had to then spend $340 in repairs and replacements from the guests.Like Haven, there are several smaller, almost boutique PM companies that seem to be doing a great job.

I have a small boutique firm in downtown.

Right now my focus is on developing boutique hotels and delivering a unique experience for travels who visit Portland. 

I started out at boutique office and then moved to The Group thanks to Robert Jones being on the podcast.

The only way I'll ever enter into a lease-sublease model again is if the property has some boutique feature (think panoramic views, proximity to an amazing location, lots of space for hosting events) and the monthly rent can be at least tripled by airbnb rentals. 

You should find out who the players are in office leasing in your area (specifically the type you have i.e. small boutique, medical arts, large single tenant, ect) and set up meetings with them.

I recently passed the real estate license exam (Texas) in February and I am currently interviewing brokers , I have narrowed down to Coldwell bankers and a boutique firm ( Legacy Homes & Properties ).