They should carry renter's insurance that would put a long term tenant up in a hotel until the issue is resolved.

and hotels.

In bigger cities like Nashville or Atlanta, the hotel industries have been severely disrupted, which is why you're seeing a lot of regulation there. 

Would you run it like a hotel/motel or would it be more like Multi-family? 

As soon as we hit a hotel I jumped on my cell phone and signed up on the website.I'm pretty new to being a landlord.

Soda is mainly known in the 100+ unit multi-family circles where they take over mega assets via some sort of technology and work with the city to alter zoning laws where they do apart-hotel-conversion-management deals. 

Commercial I see as much more specialized these days....agents/brokers on buy side and sell side and more seem to work exclusively more on one side than the other....I can think of 20-25 specialty niches on commercial side....hotels, industrial, multifamily, office, medical office, strip centers, NNN, warehouses, and on and on.   

I've shown about 3 dozen properties just this month and about 10% were actually in good shape and had offerings that went above what you could get at any local hotel.

Smaller units don't perform very well in the Disney area because you have to compete directly with hotels on price.

My partner and I are actively looking to acquire a ~12 room hotel and utilizing a lot of the STR systems we use in our single family homes.