. - My wife is an accountant- I have great access to Chicago, Cleveland, Minneapolis, and Atlanta with free airfare, meals, and lodging.

One is the previous home i lived in, a small luxury condo in a Philadelphia suburb and the other is a house hack in Philadelphia. 

I can personally say that one of the biggest mistakes I have made when traveling was to lodge at a Extended Stay Hotel.Allthough I did save money, after the fact, I felt the savings were not worth it.I would personally much rather stay in one of the big name Hotels.But, I do see where the Extended Stay Hotels have there place.

Call and lodge a complaint if they don't contact you.Dig out your agreement with them and read it carefully.

I work in property management currently at a luxury apartment community and would love to start my own business by investing in and leasing single family homes.

I've seen a few foreclosures of waterfront lodges and campgrounds lately, so I would be conservative in cash flow estimates.

Is there a resource I can check for complaints lodged against companies?  

Hi everyone,I'm cold calling owners in my area, San Francisco and the Peninsula, and I'm targeting vacant lots or properties with enough square footage to build small multifamily, luxury SFR, or luxury condos on them. 

I've managed to secure a full-time unpaid internship at a very high end luxury real estate company in my area and I couldn't be happier with the place I've landed.

I know people who have bought new, beautiful, multi-million dollar, "turn key" luxury homes only to have to deal with major problems in the first few years of ownership.Obviously, old houses often come with their own issues (asbestos, LBP, funky floorplans, and the all time most reprehensible sin against humankind: the carpeted bathroom) …but, if you know how to manage these issues, they’re usually things that can be fixed…plus, there’s the satisfaction of saving a cool old house!