Hotel Motel Acquisition Group is a privately held company focused on stable, income producing hotel and motel opportunities in emerging U.S. markets. We target high yield passive cash flow and long term capital appreciation through strategic acquisition and superior asset management.
With over 30 years of real estate experience of the principals, Hotel Motel Acquisition Group and its partners are capitalizing on opportunities created by the current recession to own stabilized hotel and motel properties in premier locations. These properties generate strong short term income cash flow as well as long term wealth potential. Our success and reputation has been built on conservatism, ethics, passion, attention to detail, responsibility and our belief that trust starts and ends with honesty and integrity.
Our Mission
To bring small and large investors together so that they can achieve the same buying power and benefits enjoyed by large institutional investors in the purchase of commercial real estate.
Why Hotel Motel Acquisition Group?
| High Rate of Return* | Income Stream if Desired |
| Diversity from stocks – protect from losses | IRA and 401k (Self-Directed) |
| Hands off Management | Communication |
| Conservative |
*Note: There is no guarantee of any kind. You can lose your entire investment.
Our Acquisition Criteria for Hotel and Motel Properties
- MSA Population > 100,000
- Growth and Construction occurring in the area
- Military Base
- University or Colleges in the area
- Existence of Retail stores and small businesses nearby
- Fast Food chains, Grocery Stores, and multiple restaurants nearby
- Bus Stop within walking distance
- A path/road forming a route between two areas (thoroughfare – 4 lanes)
- $1-$20 million each property
Comparables
- Comfort Inn
- Best Western
- Days Inn
- Travelodge
- Econo Lodge
- Extended Stay
- Rodeway Inn
- America’s Best Value Inn
- Red Roof Inn
- Extended Suites
Hospitality Real Estate (Hotels/Motels):
As the U.S. economy continues to improve, travel activity in the United States remains on the mend. Business and travel leisure had solid gains in the first quarter of 2012. Revenue per available room has increased in recent years, and is expected to continue to increase. One of the hardest hit areas of the lodging sector, the group segment, experienced an increase in bookings and demand. An increase in leisure travel (greater volumes of international visitors) and business travel (which includes gains in corporate meetings) has led to a favorable outlook for the revenue per available room. Increased confidence from tenancy gains is expected to permit hotels to increase room rates, primarily in the higher-priced segments of the industry.
