I do marketing for a boutique RUBS company and I'm trying to develop a win-win model so that tenants are happy, too (or at least not unhappy).

Some boutique multifamily brokers will have it listed on their websites as well.

@Sammi Johnson would love to hear a deeper dive into the details of your financing structure and development plan - sounds creative.We use Eviivo for our boutique motels - also considered ResNexus. 

My wife and I own a townhouse in Calvert county but we're looking to purchase a row home in Ridgley's Delight/Pigtown area, as my wife has recently opened a boutique in downtown Baltimore.Our plan is to purchase a 3 br owner occupied rental and rent out the other two rooms, preferably to medical professionals/residents from UMMC. 

The development will provide in total 248 residential units, approximately 75,864 sqft (7,048 sqm) of commercial with a boutique 112 key hotel, totalling 548,787 sqft (50,984 sqm) of built-up area.

I also love unique boutique hotels such as the Hotel Brummell in Barcelona. 

I wish it were more local shops and restaurants and boutiques.

I don't want to say it's totally a breeze and just works on autopilot like some influencers will claim, but it's really not that bad and depending on your projected revenue it can save you a ton of money since your management fees come out of revenue, not just profit.If you are dead set on not doing it yourself then I would recommend a smaller, more boutique style PM or co-host that sticks to only a handful of properties. 

I provide a boutique financial strategy firm that involves LLC formation, partnerships, tax consulting, and have the other connections in property management, brokerage and perform financial analysis on potential properties. 

We will update all the exterior doors, common hallway (boutique hotel style.)