Hotels have opened that include suites of one or two bedrooms that directly compete with many STR offerings. 5.

I cut out my 10% STR management fee and 9% Dallas Hotel Occupancy Tax immediately by booking tenants for 30+ days, so there are ways to cut expenses while maintaining nearly 100% occupancy. 

You may find that hotels or apartment buildings, but probably not duplex.

My recommendation if you're looking for the Daytona Beach area is stick with the condo hotels.

it put me into a smile when pop-and-mom biggerpocket-size investor like us is making money from cash-flow, from adu househack, from decent humble flippingg....than those syndicator that only yield 6% from hotel operation and stop the distribution.........or those large syndicator that suddenly ask for capital call ....or another syndicator that has to paid more than a million to maintain their cap and stopping their distribution........or the office syndicator that had to sell their building by 50% discount (following 2000 valuation)...or PIMCO that has to turn the key of their hotel back to lender.......with Bank of America and Wells Fargo that has $99999999 HTM unrealized losses......or all hedge fund that's now negative 20% YTD. 

If I was uber rich and owned an ocean front retreat, I pretty much 100% guarantee that I would be against STRs in my neighborhood, and so would everyone else on this board.Are you down for a hotel opening up next door to your own residence?  

In my rentals I usually put american standard, as I see it in lots of hotels and commercial places.

They know about things before the market and as of today I have the inside track as the commercial and business broker on a major distillery, iconic local restaurant, boutique hotel and real estate owners that are open to join venture development.

My wife wants to retire to a boutique hotel on a Greek island, maybe 20-25 guests.

I have a closed 18 unit hotel in my community and am interested in analyzing the feasibility of converting it into one bed room apts.