So much for meeting rooms, additional if kitchen is used for lunch preparation or set up, etc.Lots of small associations, like REI groups, networking groups, etc, have a very hard time finding space to rent that doesn't cost a fortunes, like hotels charge for their meeting rooms.Holiday, anniversary, graduation, and birthday parties might pay for rental space.You could set the fees to include paying a property/space manager to handle all the admin and clean up.

Properties in a REIT portfolio can range from apartment complexes to health care facilities, hotels, shopping malls, and office buildings.

It could be the deciding factor that gets your unit booked.I have been in this situation my self and it really bites to start off in an hotel to wait on availability at a furnished unit that has a move out date sooner than I needed to only end up at another hotel or airbnb to finish the stay.

Also, many of these studios are former hotel rooms, or " condotel", around 3-400 sq ft, with no kitchen.

The hotels know your area's potential, so I always default to them and try to aim for 80% of their rates.For example, since I focus on extended stays of +30 days, I'll look at that the high and low monthly rates for the nearest extended stay hotel (Extended Stay America, Residence Inn by Marriott, etc).

We bought some land along the front range for a long-term hold, and are looking into a Hotel syndication deal outside Telluride.

You temporarily relocate to a hotel or other living arrangement while the remediation work is being done.

I would  then doze the city streets closest to the falls and were I mayor/governor I would offer incentives to bring in new hotels/casinos and public/private sponsor a nice sky tower like they have on the Ontario side.

Offer to pay for a hotel room, water service, or whatever it is.

Would also like some info on syndicating, structuring ground up hotel developments.