People go get 4 year degrees in hotel/hospitality management.There are several folks on here that have invested in very small places like 8 units or so and I could see that working more like a STR vs a traditional hotel. 

If there are any other strategies or people in departments that have tips for me I am open to learn them I have done extensive research before to get to this point. 

I would love some tips or advice on how to be a good property manager.

I have potential pruchase agreements in multiple states, and was wondering if there were any tips and tricks to this trade.

Sometimes, a few small upgrades are enough to freshen it up without doing a full remodel.Here are 6 smart, budget-friendly tips:1️⃣ Add Shelves:Extra shelving gives tenants more storage and makes even small bathrooms feel more spacious.

If you are looking to invest passively in hotel or resort syndications, read The Hands-Off Investor by @Brian Burke to understand how to vet the operator then the deal.If you are interested in hotel conversion, look up Alexander Cartwright at HotelShift.

Thanks for the tips!

Anybody know any info about these Condo Hotels?

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For instance, a home builder is not really going to be able to provide you much useful information if you are looking to acquire light industrial properties.The skills/connections needed to be a developer are different than those needed buy an existing hotel and turn it around.If you really need a basic knowledge I would recommend reading some books from Amazon.