You'll notice how many hotels are around airports.Those there for actually town tourism will probably want something more central and peaceful and walkable and close to the action. 

. - Most of the troubled with real estate is on certain asset class only, in particular, office building A/B , mall and/or hotels.

Except no such thing was ever said and all their claims are easily proven as lies.Funny thing the tenant claimed they were staying at a hotel/motel and called them and they said they had no beg bug infestation, etc.

And, since it is a STR and provided you worked more hours in material participation than any other person, it is an active investment just like a hotel would be.

Each trip we make to Maui, we save over $2,000 in hotel/ rental fees when we stay at our place.  

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.

Out there, depending on the size of STR property, you are competing with a plethora of hotels and a far out location not close to anything… 60 mins + to the beaches, etc.I would focus your search on Tampa proper (city of limits Tampa); 25-30 minute drive westbound to clearwater beach.

Never afraid to tackle new business ventures he had ownership in a restaurant, a hotel, a strawberry farm, and numerous rental properties.An avid bicyclist, Henry logged many local miles as well as three RAGBRAI rides across Iowa and a week-long ride through New England.

Being close to the airport, you might be able to get some regular stays from airline crews, but most of them have hotel contracts (this came up in a recent local MTR round table hosted by Town Real Estate).

Curious if anyone has experience with a company called The House Hotels in the Cleveland & Columbus areas?