It's funny...my partner and I are rehabbing several houses in Brookfield these days, and every time we go up to Milwaukee we stay at the hotel where the REIA meetings are held.

Fifty 5 star hotels, very luxurious housing, amazing restaurants and the rich are flooding in.

Well, I did not use an accountant and I didn't keep up with the cash expenses well because I thought it would be my personal residence so I would be exempt from the cap gains anyway.I didn't repay it the first year as it was still technically my primary residence (I was living out of town in a hotel, so this house was more of a permanent residence for me than anywhere else, even if I wasn't fully moved in).

Is that the Hotel California where you can check in, but no one ever checks out?

One super-efficiency (think hotel room w/ kitchenette) and the other a one bedroom with the bed and bath upstairs.

If I could do it over I would have bought a Hotel in Florida.

., multifamily, retail, shopping center, hotel, warehouse, etc.).

One of the suggestions was a hotel style unit that is installed in the wall, typically below a window.

A brand new housing track with homes 170-240k, a new river front hotel / conference center, another new build going up now that looks mixed use, and about 6000 sq ft of new commercial.Purchase price, 38K & I'm content as-is.

We are aggressively looking for Off-Market Hotels in the Mid-Atlantic.