However one of our exit strategies would be to partner with an OZ investor to do a hotel or apartment conversion.

That meant extra for hotels/food/fun while traveling.

I like to remind them they are renting a house and not a hotel room.  

Just happen to stumble across this and kinda ironic but a few weeks ago I was having dinner at the bar in Friday’s in Wilkes barre and met a guy who is a district manager for a car rental company and his boss wanted him to get an apartment in the area instead of staying in hotels.

I won't be investing in the riskiest/most supportable asset subclasses such as hotels, and tilt my portfolio the ones that have historically been more stable such as multifamily and single-family housing.

I especially like hotels and big scale apartments if I can find them.  

Give this a shot, and you may get answers :) Your goals and story: What are you trying to accomplish, how are you trying to accomplish it, and what hurdles (if any) have you faced.Type of property: Single family home, manufactured home, RV/trailer, multi-family (specify unit count), mixed use (specify resi v commercial unit counts and approximate square footage distribution between the two), hotel, casino, mobile home park, other (specify).Location of property: State at a minimum, county better, city would be nice, zip code if you're comfy sharing.

Through initial research, there are very few AirBnB options for anyone out of town looking for a non-hotel experience. 

Whether it be rewards in flight miles or hotel stays, I'd be interested to hear anything!

Mostly from Walmart, Sams Club, IKEA, and a hotel supply website.