I think the problems lie in other sectors this go around-not housing. 

I have been in the real estate investor sector for 22+ years, and have a real estate investment company here inn the Kansas City area.   

It's worth having or any investor and then you can read up at your leisure.  

It'll depend on what the market can support, how many keys(units), 2 star-5 star hotel and what specific brand fits into the marketplace, what is the demand in regards to longer term stays or shorter term stays, high business or high leisure, etc.

I also have experience within the Residential Real Estate sector, hence my interest in Property Management. 

I am learning a lot about the real estate sector and how I can add value to clients, but want to start growing my business.

I grew up in Orange County so sticking to the west coast so far.Currently work in the tech sector out here (surprise surprise huh), but looking to learn and (hopefully) invest in RE in a passive/PT manner.I don't have a ton of background in RE.  

You have access to renters from the downstream sector of oil and gas, port of Houston workers, some upstream, and retail workers.

My real estate experience consists of auditing and working in the affordable housing sector. 

Are you going into land banking sector, development or what exactly ?