(new game, new rules) this may convert you to hotel laws. and kick in sales tax issues, for less than 1 months rent, which I think you refund back off of the 5 and 6 weeks rent, and don't collect again.

It's a win win because the insurance company saves money by booking one large house instead of 3 hotel rooms everyday.

I won't be investing in the riskiest/most supportable asset subclasses such as hotels, and tilt my portfolio the ones that have historically been more stable such as multifamily and single-family housing.

The hotels with great potential in the area suffer from poor management that has failed to encourage the local venues to extend their seasonal schedules, it flip-flops back and forth over the years.  

It falls under a "hotel" loan style within 504. 

Hawaii can change their pro hotel agenda whenever.

I can't remember the last time I had a king bed even when paying for a hotel. 

@Ken Dillard neighbors are definitely a factor, but I often wonder if all of the "neighbors complaining to the city" that we have been reading about in the news is actually THAT high volume, or if it's the hotel lobbyists working on the city...

My price will be based on other listings and near by hotel/motels.

I had a neighbor come up to me when I was landscaping outside and he inquired about my listing since he thought it would be nice if his family was down the street from him rather than at a hotel.