Jonathan Orr,if you have the investment money to take on big projects I would talk to the city of Garden Grove planning office about their numerous redevelopment opportunities on Harbor Blvd between Orangewood Ave and Garden Grove Blvd.They just built a massive resort there called Great Wolf Lodge and it desperately needs neighbors like new restaurants,shopping,and more hotels to fill up the space between it and Chapman Ave.They have everything you need plus tax incentives to make it worth investing in the new south end of the Disneyland resort area.

There's a time and a place for luxury.

A full time PM is great to have but it's more a luxury than a necessity.

Does anyone know the process of obtaining a lodging license in Boston, MA?

In addition, the houses I want to start to flip are not the most luxurious, and also in not in the most dense/populated areas.

We are looking at doing a 10 unit development of luxury apartments and are trying to understand market demand, pricing, and direction.

We live in a gorgeous place, have a luxury villa project and our own real estate agency, working in a market that is considered to be the fastest growing one in all Latin America.I wanted to hear from other people who have moved from big western cities to tropical countries to chase their dream.

I am a big fan of seed capital (For obvious reasons) through conventional financing, but as an established investor, I have that luxury.

Our plan is to turn this into 2 luxury condos with off-street parking.

Try to have the mindset of a hotel manager at a luxury hotel or a top airline; very friendly and polite, but the rules are the rules.We have to re-trail our new tenants often, because they come with some "bad behaviors" from a previous bad landlord.