. - may have an available space in their "lodge".You can also sometimes get cooperation from local restaurateurs if you can promise them your attendees will order dinner and/or beverages.Check around ...

Important terms include “apartment,” “bed and breakfast inn,” dwelling unit,” “family,” “guest house,” “hotel,” “lodging unit,” “roominghouse,” “tourist home.”

Good Morning Good People of BiggerPockets,I am an operator of a small independent lodging operation in North Augusta, SC. 

No, other than maybe lodging a complaint at your local/state level with whoever regulates your banks there.

They report "visitor spending on lodging" among other data.

@Jared Higginbotham - One exemption in Florida is codified in FS 475.011 which specifically exempts "Any person, partnership, corporation, or other legal entity which, for another and for compensation or other valuable consideration, rents or advertises for rent, for transient occupancy, any public lodging establishment licensed under chapter 509."

It is very difficult and laborious for someone to lodge a complaint, Fair Housing rarely goes after small landlords and the likely hood of ever hearing anything back from a rejected applicant is practically zero if you manage your business properly.

Hello BP members,I operate a 10K SF external entrance lodging establishment in the North Augusta, SC area, collectively known as the CSRA. 

Lodging cost (assume me/partners agree we have to at least partially pay for our use when we use the co-owned property)? 

What a lot of investors do around here is to portion the rooms in a large lodge-type building into seperate units.