A year ago, Memorial weekend - as well as all of June, was completely booked at a minimum of $299 per night.  

Seeing the place where you made so many memories with your family trashed, and then going through the emotional turmoil of repairing and remodeling it, knowing it will eventually just get trashed again...are you prepared for that?

My son graduated Oklahoma State last December, and has some great memories of church and fraternity retreats at Tenkiller. 

I'm opening a senior memory care home in CT.

Late last week we went live on booking platforms, and while reservations are slow, we received our first booking for Memorial Day weekend.

From memory we never had the tenant sign a form for rent increase.

I had a condo unit listed for one of them and they just decided last week not to sell after seeing a flurry of bookings on their AirBNB site.As others have mentioned, the middle class might spend less on restaurants and pricey gym memberships during a recession, but they still need to recharge and still want to make family memories with their kids. 

I am currently in the process of identifying land for a purpose-built residential assisted living and memory care facility in Houston, TX.

If memory serves they break down by quadrant and unit type.

While it may be tempting to rely solely on memory, I would try to jot down as much information as you can.