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A $100.$150.perhaps even $200? Well, let's see what you could spend to educate yourself 1) You could spend $1000's PICKING THE BRAIN of a TOP RATED lawyer experienced in Condo Hotel Property Management Agreements.

Sure, the location of the condo hotel is important, however, the location of the room you purchase is also very important! The truth is, I like Condo Hotels.

For example, all 1 bedrooms are expected to receive the same overall revenue distributions to the different owners.

I think that if you are looking for a good investment with revenue potential, have the means, and do your homework, a Condo-Hotel may be for you.

The key is choosing what is relevant, and not relevant.

For example, here is what you will learn in the Investor's Guide to Condo Hotels.

$24.95, and, I also GUARANTEE YOUR SATISFACTION WITH IT.

You could do all that, or.

So, what would you expect to pay for all this information.

"The Investor's Manual to Condo Hotels" will walk you through this process, and educate you on the questions you must ask before making an investment.

2) You could spend 50.75.or even a 100 hours searching online to get all the details.

I spent 8 hours with that lawyer at a cost of $400 per hour (total cost $3200) to pick his brain and understand the details.

That's right.

and most importantly, easy to read and simplified definitions of a Detailed Rental Management Contract including terms, clauses to look for, and tips to use when negotiating.

The process of Room Rotation is very important in a Condotel.

This process is easier said then done because there are a lot of demand factors that can skew which unit a hotel guest may be assigned to.

3) And in the worst scenario, you could spend a $100,000 or more making a poor investment decision and wonder where you went wrong.

The goal is to not favor a specific owner or unit over the other.

The reality is, people staying in a hotel ask for certain types of units more often then others, and the hotel will honor those requests.

For example, rooms in greater demand may include Rooms on higher floors Rooms with a scenic view The Type of room (1 bedroom, studio, 2 bedroom) Rooms away from noisy amenities like elevators, candy machines, swimming pools and exercise rooms, etc The types of amenities that may be available in different rooms Previous stay expectations and more All these reasons can result in higher rental renvenue for some units then others.

Now, I am not going to go into the exact details of how the agreement was structured (that information is in the Manual available at the bottom of this page), but I will give you an example of another really important consideration towards your investment decision, and that has to do with something called Room Reservation Rotation.

An overview of Condo Hotels and the different types of Condotel Investments available (including Fractional property investments) .

17 Key questions you MUST to determine whether or not the property will be a good investment.

You can get The Investor's Guide to Condo-Hotels for only $24.95 That's it.

For me and my family, they have worked out really well.

What this means, is that the Hotel Managers should try to rent similar units on a fair and equitable basis throughout the Condotel to try to "equalize" the revenue amongst owners.

If you don't think that this manual is going to work for you, return it within 30 days and you'll receive a full refun....

But, you need to be INFORMED AND KNOWLEDGEABLE and make sure you ask the right questions before buying.

The units in highest demand will provide you with the greatest revenue opportunity.

Condotel Investor Buying Tip: When looking at a potential unit, think about what you would want as a guest.

The process is usually handled through the Reservation System, or third party rental rotation system like ownerrelations.com.

I do guarantee that the information is out there.somewhere.