Brittany Arnason: Imagine the DMs this chick gets. “I wanna stay up all night admiring you while you sleep.” “I’d like to watch you eat a banana.” “I’ma lick you clean, shawty.”
No, you’re right. That last one was too much.
Let’s move on.
Investor Girl Britt says she’s a small-town girl building a $100 million empire.
She’s here to help real estate investors think bigger, sooner.
Yesterday, she tried to sell me a self-storage program she created with AJ Osborne. Today, it’s a course on high-yield boutique hotels with Sujay Mehta.
Read on for Boutique Hotel Investor Academy reviews.
Britt’s been investing in real estate for almost 15 years now. Renovating single-family homes, renting out Airbnbs – the usual.
But the last few years have been crazy. Interest rates got too high and home prices stopped making sense.
It’s like:
“Oh, this 1,100-square-foot dump? We’re asking $670k. But the seller’s willing to leave his TV with the built-in VCR, so it’s a pretty sweet deal.”
Yeah, no. Time to pivot.
Adapt or get left behind, right?
So Britt attends a BiggerPockets mastermind and realizes she’s playing small. She goes home, does her first commercial deal… doubles her income overnight.
Momma didn’t come to play; she came to own the whole block! And honey? The block is hot.
So what next? Small hotels.
And why not? She knew short-term rentals and loved design. Seemed like a perfect fit.
Enter Sujay, a commercial real estate developer and hotel investor.
He taught Britt how to invest in independent hotels with 10 to 100 rooms.
And boy, the timing couldn’t be better.
You got:
- Baby boomers retiring (they own most of them)
- Short-term rentals are cooked
- Too many restrictions on Airbnbs
- Brutal interest rates
- And cash flow’s higher with hotels
Add it all up, and Sujay and Britt believe boutique hotel investing’s about to explode. This is your chance to frontrun the opportunity.
Hmm.
Why do I feel like Britt will be saying the same thing about land next week? And mobile home parks the next? And assisted living facilities after that? Until there are no more gurus to partner with or courses to sell?
Nevertheless, here’s Sujay’s three-step strategy to print money with boutique hotels:
- Find the deal. Search Ten-x.com, Loopnet, Crexi. There’s local, national, and even international hotel brokers. For off-market deals, you got conferences, cold calling, skip tracing, driving for dollars, direct mail, and just good old-fashioned networking.
- Fund the deal. Traditional financing options include bank, SBA, or USDA loans. You can team up with other investors. JV. Do syndications. 1031 exchanges. Or explore creative financing such as lease-to-own agreements.
- Fill the rooms. Get a nice website. Do SEO. Allow for online booking. Rebrand if necessary. Use dynamic pricing. Market it on social media. Renovate as needed. Go all in on customer service.
That’s the dumbed-down version, but it’s still a lot, innit? Yes, Britt says, but don’t let limiting beliefs hold you back.
Boutique Hotel Investor Academy will walk the path with you, step by step.
Here’s what you get:
- The Boutique Hotel Investor Academy Accelerator
- Weekly call with Britt or Sujay
- Monthly group deal analysis with “coach”
- Monthly tax and legal call
- Monthly mindset coaching call
- Monthly special guest call
- Access to the Boutique Hotel Investor Academy community
- Documents and resources
- And so much more!
Cost for all that? You know they’re not saying. That’s what the sales call’s for, silly.
Here’s where I’m at with this.
Sujay walks his talk. That’s always good.
Britt? Well, she jiggles in her bikini and ensures her followers always have something new and shiny to buy.
Together, they’ve crammed everything you would need into this program. Depending on price, it’s probably worth grabbing.
Unless you’d rather marinate in sweat pants and type your way to seven figures like me.
If so, tap the purple button.
Q&A
Q: Is Brittany married?
A: Her ring finger’s bare and there’s no dudes in any of her photos, so she’s either smart enough to keep that shit private… or she’s single. Tell you what – if I was her husband and she kept me hidden, I’d be in my lifted Silverado, crying to Chris Stapleton, en route to Chipotle to pick up the guac they forgot from my queen’s order.
Q: Brittany Arnason net worth?
A: Honestly? Who knows. These real estate gurus are pros at misleading you with “portfolio value” – aka what everything might be worth if the market cooperates, every buyer shows up with cash, and Zillow’s out here zestimating meth labs at a million five. Britt says she won’t stop ’til she hits $100 million. And hey, with enough $10,000 coaching sales and hotel exits, I could see it. If anyone can handle a massive load… of tax-deferred 1031 exchanges, it’s her.
Q: What are Hotel Investor Academy students saying?
A: I only found two testimonials. Charles successfully underwrote and submitted three offers in three months. Charlesia says she’s more confident now, raising capital and going after bigger deals. She never imagined she’d be eyeing multi-million dollar hotels this early in the game, but now it feels possible. Hmm. So nobody’s actually bought a hotel yet?
Q: You mentioned an alternative?
A: Oh, you mean the one where you rot in the same hoodie for three days, coffee breath strong enough to peel paint, and you get doorbell anxiety because you forgot how to talk to a real human outside of Reddit – and yet, you somehow still pull seven figures just from typing? That one? Yep, I gotchu. Here’s the video.