Well, I wouldn't say I had prior experience but had the luxury of being around "old-school" investors.

Not luxury or high-end but, nice finishes and in up-and-coming neighborhoods.

For shared living spaces, durability should often take precedence over luxury to minimize the need for constant repairs.

I manage 30+ luxury STR's in the Greater Palm Springs market.

I have to existing rentals that are luxury condos and have a system to get renters approved.

Nevertheless, I am also open to discussing other lucrative investment opportunities, including luxury homes and strategies like BRRR. 

I would not have added as much luxury finishes if I was not going to live in the home.

There are luxury cabins sitting out there at $89 per night, with no bookings.  

Since I use it when I come down here to do work, and we have family visits here, it doesn't particularly bother me that it loses money as I just consider it a luxury like playing golf or flying airplanes.

Over in the Westshore Marina District, you have luxury waterfront living that’s booming with upscale amenities.