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? 

We have built small residential developments from the ground up, flip properties, renovations, restoration, large commercial renovations (hotels, apartments), mixed use properties from ground up. 

Look at local hotels. 

The only deduction is the cost of your lunch with Ashish.Here is a good common sense test: would a reasonable person pay for airfare, hotel and whatnot just to interview a potential new CPA?

Hey BP,We own a 7 unit zoned multi family that we run as a boutique hotel/STR property.

**************************************************Option 1 - do the remodel for about $30K-$40K ( for a basic remodel ) but it has to come out of pocket right away.PRO - $40K and I am done.CON - take 3-6 months, have to spend money on hotels when i am in town to oversee glamping resort project, it's remodeling an old house so some of the things will re-appear as issues in a few years.