Again that said if your in a market which supports student rentals that could be a good strategy or i just had a client who did a great job with a small lets call it "boutique" Mobile home park which was sitting on the market so it just depends on the opportunities around you.

Many boutique/smaller cohosting groups actually allow the owner to have their account attached as the primary host meaning all reviews stay with the owner! 

Unless the property is really special (boutique hotel experience) I would think MTR or STR rents are not going to be as high as for an equivalent SF property because you lose the upside of the privacy and gain the downside of shared walls, noisy neighbors and everything else that goes along with multi-family.

I am currently working on acquiring a commercial vacation rental property, which I plan to transform into an 18-suite boutique hotel, complete with a public bar/restaurant and a pool.

Almost too much as a STR really.I can't help with investing in Europe, but I would be interested in more info on that place.Looks more like a boutique hotel.

Yessir - 4 boutique lodging properties, about 50 keys. 

Purchase price: $2,300,000We own and operate a boutique hotel downtown niantic.

I'm in the process of buying a small, boutique motel (7 rooms in the motel and 12 stand-alone, seasonal cabins) that's on 3-acres.

We are a boutique rental company so I pride myself in top notch rentals and hospitality!

Redwood Properties is a smaller, more boutique firm, and we can offer highly personalized, responsive management services.If having a property manager with a "home base" in the Triad is a primary concern, then I would recommend giving Acorn & Oak a call.