It was a great episode, I'm curious to see how this impacts things in the market place, hopefully there will be some larger over-levered hedge fund backed companies that get kicked in the teeth and the smaller boutique operators can pick em up and actually run them well. 

I am starting to wonder if some boutique companies are out there offering subservicing services, but I haven't found them yet. 

It may help you.http://m.7x7.com/play/autocamp-boutique-airstream-campsite-open-russian-river#bmb=1I would love to talk to you about partnering up possibly. 

I have a multi-unit building on Chicago's north side, with nearby restaurants, boutiques, convenient mass transit, and easy highway access nearby. 

@Derek Segesdy all the above are great options, I’d also consider senior living, specifically boutique senior living.

The vast majority of them are sold as securities and are sold through boutique securities firms.   

You don't go to a specialty boutique and gripe about the price if they have exactly what you're looking for.Here's a resource that you might appreciate: Craig Simpson, a heavy direct mailer from Grants Pass, OR, publishes a newsletter, "Mailbag Millionaire" that I subscribe to.

In particular, I'm looking to hire a general manager for a boutique motel.

I work at a boutique firm based in Hoboken and our primary areas of focus include Bayonne and Jersey City. 

Has anyone ever rented a property to individual trade market booths (i.e. crafts, boutique shops, etc)?