I painted all of the bedrooms and bathrooms and also removed the carpet in two of the rooms and replaced it with that luxury vinyl click lock flooring.

Normally some operation like larger hotels and resorts control most the market with the sub market feeding off of the overflow or people looking for larger homes or deals on pricing.Intrawest Resorts Holdings, Inc is a public company, and it is a developer and operator of destination resorts and a luxury adventure travel company that operates all over the US.

If the rooms are a lower price point, thats a different kind of renter than the one that can afford and is going to choose a private luxury rental at a higher price point and with a lot of additional fees at RTC.Happy to help- I'm a Reston Realtor too.

I got side tracked on my investing journey with a large luxury STR that I thought would bring great riches and yadda yadda. 

We have one luxury home and may soon have another to rent.

That being said, there are at least three high rise luxury condo buildings going in downtown right now and there is development anywhere.

I’m sure having one would make life easier but of course you’ll pay for that luxury.

I think any strategy is doable, but which is best (particularly for luxury markets like in the Bay Area)?

A = Luxury properties usually 10 years old or lessB = About 20 - 30 years and mixture of white and blue collarC = 30 to 40 years old, renters for life.

I am currently financing deals for luxury and sports cars.