The main hang-ups are that we are new to the boutique hotel world and the biggest, is the motel is only open 5 months of the year.

Whether it’s a large firm or boutique shop, you want to find a PM that values your business, is trustworthy/has your best interests at heart, and is responsive to your needs.

@Jake Burhans  better off to go to a boutique brokerage that doesn't kill you with desk fees and monthly charges

I am one of 5 partners on a design/build firm specializing in boutique commercial projects like independent restaurants and hotels.

We skip trace the ones that come back to us.Yes, we do find a good margin on a lot of deals because we are more of a boutique firm.

I’m a licensed realtor working with a boutique brokerage and live in the South Bay. 

I was already investing for many years before I got my license so I went with a smaller boutique operation that specializes in investments, but they don't really hold your hand and teach you the basics. 

Amazon has a nice selection ranging from budget to boutique, depending on what you're looking for.

I found a small boutique RE brokerage of just 2 guys in the commercial side that were really just focused on their own clients and book of business that weren't looking to grow a RE brokerage, and I hung my license with them. 2.

I am former investment banker and have my own investment boutique.