The fear is that the short term guests may act like the hotel guests in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

So if you invest in for example lots, Commercial, hotels/sublets. 

All that said, in markets with very sparse STR activity, you may not really know the actual demand.Rule of thumb: In cities with a hospital/refinery/military base with multiple chain hotels and population above 10K, there will be STR demand. 

Usually, he requires they get put up at a hotel in the area.  

Curious to hear from anyone that has converted hotels and/or motels to multifamily?

Look at the Hotels that are getting big Government Money, our Taxes, to house all the Illegal Immigrants that this Administration has flooding across our borders.

People who normally take plane trips and stay at hotels chose to buy an RV for travel.

Reaching out to see if anyone out there has experience with hotel to multifamily conversions.

I am thinking of the risks and cons are:1) more utilities cost as landlord should pay for the heat2) if the heat doesn’t work in winter, the entire house becomes very cold and the risk of pipe exposure 3) if the heat doesn’t work in winter suddenly, do you think it’s landlord’s responsibility to find hotel for the tenants to live temporarily?

Think about it, they all use hotels.