It is better to seek recommendations or call companies that do not follow the traditional model.We do not follow this model due to the pit falls.

Hey Kishan, Hotel and motel underwriting definitely has its own nuances compared to traditional multifamily or mixed-use deals.

Currently I have not used it myself but it seems like an interesting and creative way to increase cash flow vs the traditional rental. 

E-commerce offers the advantage of reaching a broad audience and reducing operating costs compared to traditional brick-and-mortar stores.

We have seen more success with getting incentives from the large home builders Toll, Lennar, and DR horton in traditional areas.

The city’s rent growth continues to outpace many markets nationwide, fueled by consistent demand and the high potential of value-add projects that outperform traditional landlord returns.My Personal Take on PhillyHaving lived downtown for over 20 years, I’ve watched the city’s evolution firsthand.

This fee structure is mandatory for traditional hospitality listings–such as hotels, serviced apartments, etc., as well as hosts who use property management software.So from all of that above, it looks like since I'm on the split fee model now, I can continue on as I've been with no change.

Private equity usually requires a larger minimum investment and longer hold periods than single-family or small multifamily investing, so it’s not as liquid as traditional rentals.The best way to start is by talking to operators, reviewing a few term sheets, and understanding the types of deals that match your risk tolerance and investment horizon.

Has it been cash-flowing as expected compared to your traditional rentals?

Hey everyone,I’m building out a short-term rental in the [Joshua Tree] market and looking to connect with local cohosts or STR operators who take pride in running top-tier guest experiences — the kind where systems are dialed in, and the property shines every time.I’m not looking for a traditional property management company  — I’m looking for a boots-on-the-ground partner who thinks like an investor and operates like an owner.I’m hoping to find or learn:Anyone here cohosting in the JT area and open to sharing their experience (what works, what doesn’t)?