Rich Summers' Short-Term Rental Success & Boutique Hotel Extravaganza

22 Jun 2023 · 1 min
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Rich Summers (speaker) describes his real-estate investment portfolio and hospitality business. He says roughly 80% of his portfolio is multifamily, and he began investing in short-term rentals after purchasing one in San Diego; short-term rentals have proven highly cash-flowing. He founded/operates Excelsior Stays, a hospitality brand and management company that manages his short-term rentals, boutique hotels, and third-party short-term rentals. The firm manages properties in about nine markets and is currently focused on scaling the boutique-hotel side by remotely managing properties and bringing manager units online to generate additional revenue.

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About 80% (he says "probably accounts for about 80% of my portfolio today").

About nine markets (he says "we're managing short term rentals in about nine markets around the country").

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