It’s a lifestyle play, NOT an investment...

It isn't a walk out, unfortunately but I've chatted with a couple contractors and will need to enhance/build current windows into egress windows.

@Minh Le We used Lifestyles unlimited to find all of our Houston deals.

The region features excellent schools, parks, shopping centers, and recreational facilities, enhancing the quality of life for residents.

I'm balancing two sides.  1) Creative financing and maneuvering to get a larger property with a lot of potential (i.e. many units, owners don't do online bookings at all, positive Google reviews already (43 at 4.5 avg), etc).2) Being more conservative and continue the residential, multi-family investing that I'm more familiar with and is obviously less expensive upfront.The lifestyle change with a hotel is something that we would welcome as an adventure - my wife and I are both 26 and have very little overall debt vs income.Being conservative isn't a bad strategy. 

Hello All,Goal: to provide a fatFIRE lifestyle at a typical retirement age. 

Since the pandemic city lifestyles is harder to sell.

FYI Recent  case law in 21 states provides new and enhanced protection for investors purchasing HOA foreclosures. 

They offer different lifestyles, price points, cultures, etc...

As someone representing a property management company in New Jersey, I work closely with property owners and investors, constantly seeking new opportunities to enhance their portfolios.