4 Myths on Selling a Hotel
The hotel industry has had a major shock to its system due to COVID-19 pandemic. Whether this has changed your plans to sell or hold a hotel in portfolio, you will…
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Rodeway Inn
Cash Flowing Property with Strong and Steady Demand for Long Term Rentals from Newly Expanded Steel Mill. Property includes 60 unit Rodeway Inn hotel, plus adjacent leased restaurant and bar,…
For Sale
For $1,875,000
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Red Roof Inn
This Red Roof Inn looks great and the seller expects minimal buyer PIP! It is 70 keys, 3 stories, and has interior corridors, with an elevator. Revenues in 2019 were…
For Sale
For $2,150,000
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Price Reduced!
Sleep Inn
Price Reduced and Revenues Ahead of Projections! This 2 story Sleep Inn was built in 1998 and it has 61 keys with Interior Corridors. It is situated in a great…
For Sale
For $4,200,000
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Hotel Development Site – Zero Cost with Seller Credit
This hotel development site is offered for sale by the county with a seller credit equal to the sale price. Great opportunity to build a 60 - 80 room hotel…
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For $300,000 with $300,000 Seller Credit to Buyer
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Independent Resort
Investment Highlights – Increase exposure, rate, and occupancy through brand affiliation. – Current ownership is retiring. – Located less than 2 hours from Manhattan! – Offered far below replacement cost…
For Sale
For $21,000,000
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Comfort Inn & Suites
Great opportunity to purchase a 1-year-young hotel with already robust revenue and statistics. Located in the suburbs of a major metropolitan city and along a busy interstate corridor, this hotel…
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$5,700,000
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Avoiding Selling Your Hotel Due to Capital Gains Taxes?
Deferred Sales Trust May Be The Answer… 4 Options When You Sell Your Hotel If you own a hotel, you have two options: hold or sell. If you sell your…
Maintaining Profitability in an Environment of Increasing Costs
Everyone agrees: the hotel industry growth is slowing, but this does not mean a downturn, at least not imminently. Occupancy remains high overall, though around zero growth nationally. Average daily rate is the main…
Inverted Yield Curve Prompts Hotel Companies to Look to Their Bottom Line, Before a Recession Hits
As noted by Felix Richter of Statista in this excellent article, “Inverted Yield Curve: An Ominous Sign?“, the U.S. Treasury yield curve is now inverted; meaning that short-term Treasury…
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