I am trying to figure out how much equity I would need to raise to build a hotel.

Interested in beat up hotels.

Does any one know if it is OK to operate like a hotel in an apartment building and what might be a consiquencies?

It is very interesting that people failed to talk this market down. http://www.deptofnumbers.com/asking-prices/nevada/las-vegas/ Hotel occupancy and room rates are also up this year!

I've wholesaled houses, duplexes, triplexes, apartment buildings, vacant lots, mobile homes, condos, and just recently did two hotel rooms.

Also if this is the only bathroom, ask about rent abatement or putting you up in a hotel (although that may not be an option with the COVID-19 situation. 

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When you stay in a hotel it is more by the day than the week or month.She was asked to leave and the rent was going up 150.00 monthly anyway.Any advise even partial would be appreciated.

@Amy Ranae There are various ways to go about valuing an asset such as an apartment, hotel etc... each however often has a pro and con and each will involve some level of estimation so there isn't and exact method that produces a universally unanimous value.

-They enforce the hotel tax of approximately 10% which is actually paid for by the guest-They put a limit on how many nights you can rent it (say 30 days a year).