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So the guest house example. A hotel? Or because it's part of the property you also live in, not-a-hotel? If I bought an apartment building and lived in the pen
by DanielBMarkham 13y ago
So the guest house example. A hotel? Or because it's part of the property you also live in, not-a-hotel?
If I bought an apartment building and lived in the penthouse, could I rent all the apartments out short-term and not be a hotel?
- tptacek 13y agoNo.
- gamblor956 13y agoNo. Hotels do this all the time (see, e.g., the Ritz Carlton, which sells condos at the top of its hotels). Just having someone live in the building is not enough to make a hotel not a hotel. Letting someone live in your apartment while you're temporarily away (or while you're still present) is a very different thing from regularly renting out a unit in which you don't reside. If you can't see the difference between those situations, I don't know much more clearly I can make it.