@Tim Herman and @Alyssa Dyer I am currently working as a project manager myself for a general contractor specializing in hotel development, I am certain I can have the subs finish probably sooner as I already know who to call.

Or try to find somewhere we can stay temporarily like a long term hotel or month to month apartment (pricey and defeats the purpose of gaining cash flow) until we find another more suitable home? 

Loss of Use:  Your policy will not pay their costs to rent a hotel or temporary apartment until their unit is able to be reoccupied. 

Another thing that shows our growth is there are current 3 new hotels being built.

Hotels, office buildings, retail, agricultural land, vacation rentals, oil and gas, marinas, -  What's your passion? 

I know that it’s on the third floor of the hotel without street access, but $13 seems far too low.

Only for hotels, we are increasingly quoting 25 year amort due to pushback from B buyers.

I have never been turned away from a hotel room.

It usually includes things like food, gas, hotel rooms, etc.

The hotel industry is scrambling to act as they see their market share eroding.