The vast majority of our work for the last three years has been mid and high-rise apartments (up to 400 units), along with a secondary sector of hotels.  

And if it goes on too long find a hotel on your dime .  

The hotel across the street had quoted a nightly price of $119.00 The next morning we were charged $189.00 The same lady that worked the ticket counter at the airport, also checked us out of the hotel the next morning.

They are designed to get you in the game, experience what you are experiencing, and then get you to run to them for help.Once you are under their spell, they'll convince you that you need to buy their training packages, starting with a 3-day seminar in a hotel someplace for $997 to $1,497 where they'll promise you that you'll learn all about everything in real estate.  

Owner-held mortgage.  3 units I can alternate between AirBnb and/or longterm rental (probably averaging 2,400 rent roll first 2 years - long term tenants -, then after some reno, and new turnover, Bnb, averaging about 6-8,000 month, really) because it's located in a place short on hotels and BnB's in a very popular town.

That almost sounds like a bargain though compared to the story I recently saw on the Fairmont Hotel charging $150,000 for a 3-night stay in their Presidential Suite that weekend. 

It looked like a really nice private hotel from the road but turns out it was actually someones condo they were letting the place rent out.

We've moved to 2 different hotels and 1 motel which we are in at this present time.

Last week I had a new construction and the buyer went through quicken.. these guys were horrid took an extra 8 days to close because of their rules.. if they used a local lender they would have been in the home a week earlier.. and they were camped in a hotel.. and whinning like crazy that we the builder were at fault when it was their lender LOL.Account Closed  I think you taking the contingencies comment a little out of context.

There are more hotels and big deals being made.