@Rebecca Cramer I see shower wall panels in hotels often.

The risk of building a hotel a half mile away wouldn't be as risky as it would have been when you were just hearing rumors about the amusement park.

They give tourists an alternative option to boring hotels, while spending money at restaurants and other area attractions.

I think vacation rental homes are going to keep having demand, but there is some risk as hotels recover or if we dive into recession.

We just put down an offer on a smaller franchise-flagged hotel in Southern Illinois.If all goes well, in 3 months from now I will be a hotel owner-operator, and 6 months from then I can sell my house and cash out the ~90k in equity to put down on a professionally-managed hotel.

My and my partner's hospitality (hotel) background and my company's commercial expertise makes us a great choice for small to midsized hotels and motels. 

If you want to keep them you can possibly pay for an airbnb or a hotel.

Hotels are still struggling to get up to capacity due to staffing issues.

Would Landlord Insurance be a viable avenue to subsidize the cost of my third floor tenants living in a local hotel for a few weeks while repairs are completed? 

My partner and I are actively pursing to purchase a Hotel/Motel/Multifamily in Big Bear CA, Gulf Shores AL, Gatlinburg TN, and Forgotten Coast FL by Q1 of this year.