@Juan V Lopez For about 22 years I owned, ran, and lived in a bed and breakfast.

I owned bed and breakfasts where I had total freedom and control of my work schedule and became burnt out and was not happy.

Then, add in things like coffee supplies, packaged foods for breakfast, "lunchables", non-perishables, etc., ...Rather than focusing on the dollar signs, focus on why travelers might prefer your properties to other choices available to them.

It is very important to understand the intricacies f your state. often the county website will have good information about tax sales but it can be hard to find.I took a tax sale attorney out for breakfast and got an hour or so worth of legal advice for the cost of a meal.

The homeowners and the buying agents appreciate the services.5:00am wake up, exercise, yoga breakfast shower, etc.7:30am Roleplay scripts with other agents 8:00am to 11:00am lead gen11:30am to 12:00pm follow up callsLunch or training2pm to 7:30pm appointments ( sellers or buyers)Read, tv, dinner, early bed time.Five days per week.

I heard tell at church last month he was gonna sell... maybe I will stop by the Diner at breakfast next week and see if he is interested.

How about the Rpoa breakfast every Friday morning?  

They went to talk about how it will be awesome to have breakfast with them that only a few people get a chance to do so you can pick their brain.

I wanted to see if anyone is interested in getting some breakfast or lunch over the weekend and discussing some real estate?

If you're not looking for a global or national chain, but instead looking for a boutique or mom-and-pop hotel or motel or bed-and-breakfast, just visit the areas you'd like to buy in and ask folks if they'd like to sell.Put @Scott P in a reply so that I should get an automatic notification if you'd like more thoughts.Good luck!