In this context, here is one mistake that I see investors make over and over again, they focus on price and don't put it in connection with square footage.

. § 9-463.01(A) ("Pursuant to this article, the legislative body of every municipality shall regulate the subdivision of all lands within its corporate limits."). 

When a surgeon talks about operating on a 600-pound man, he isn't body-shaming the obese person; he's sharing his experience to help others. 

I think I felt my jaw hit the floor and managed to restrain my foot from making contact with his body and I said "I look forward to receiving your estimate". 

The trimming is lousy, wall boards bounce, large gaps...detail is horrible.In NYC i could get a total gut job and have installed: Proper sheetrock & durock wall backing, a new shower body with single lever handle & spout, porcelain floor tiles throughout, porcelain wall tiles surrounding the tub to ceiling height, tub, sink, new vanity, baseboard, prime and paint and 2 light fixtures for 10-13K. 

You would know your market the best and I think with a little more research in sales/lease comps, asking student body, reaching out to student housing to ask about there typical requirements/standards/comps, all of that would answer more of your questions. 

I will make over 8xs/annual the money, if I change this hotel, vs. keeping it as a hotel.

Any appliance connected to a two prong outlet would be floating and create a serious shock hazard since the only path to ground would be through the body of anybody touching that appliance.

As soon as I crossed the finish line, my body collapsed and they had to put me in an ambulance and stick ivy needles in me.

I agree with Will that if insisting on tiling over the existing walls you will need to rough up what's there to ensure a good bond, definitely agree there will be lots of dust and little pieces of tile to clean up/pull out of your arms, legs and any other exposed parts of your body...be sure to protect your eyes and wear a mask!!!