Hi Garrett,I'm excited to see more boutique management companies get created.My partner and I began investing in STRs located in Kissimmee & Maui.

A building this size is 'boutique' and wont allow for amenities that the bigger buildings are giving.  

It is a cottage home that is perfect for my boutique therapy practice.

Don't forget to find and contact the boutique multifamily brokers that are specific to a market\submarket. 

I find most boutique builders (Lokal, Toll Brothers, Meritage, Thrive) are using sustainable products in their new builds.

In other words, I don't imagine that Sothebys and other boutique agencies that sell million dollar properties would be a very good fit for what I am looking to do.

My wife and I live in Upstate SC and currently have two SFH's on long-term rentals, and we own a former bank building in eastern NC that we're turning into 10 STR's (boutique hotel).

Just had a call from a friend and future partner who is under contract to sell a small boutique hotel and a triplex.

I created a list with a mix of some of the bigger players (Vacasa, Evolve) as well as some of the more local/boutique companies.

It's also near Farmington and West Hartford, which have more "upscale" and "boutique" shopping areas / stores.We have a couple of properties under our management in Bristol, mostly owned by out of state investors.