The sector includes hotels of all sorts, but it also encompasses resorts and business lodging, Timeshares, Vacation Clubs and Residence Clubs.

Understanding hospitality REITs

Hospitality REITs, like all other real estate investment trusts, invest in real estate, and profits on investments are returned to shareholders. Unlike other REITs, however, hotel REITs invest in extremely short-term leases — most commonly, a single night at a hotel. Consequently, they have some features that are unique within the REIT space.
Hotel REITs make their money in a very straightforward way: They rent rooms and conference spaces to the general public. Although real estate purchases and sales are also part of the regular business of a hospitality REIT, they’re not the primary driver of income.
Most income comes from tenants — one day, two days, or a week at a time and ultimate Exit Strategy RESALE of the asset.
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