Hotels vs. (non-commercial) Rental Properties - Holistic Investment Option?
Hello everyone, 

This question is entirely to figure out the trajectory of my family's investments. We've always invested in hotels, but I would like to consider other options moving forward (possibly diversify and minimize the risk). So, I would like to pose it to everyone here. Which camp are you in? Hotels or Residential Rental Properties? What are the associated risks? time commitment? opportunity costs? Any other factors you can bring up? 

Can't wait to hear all of your expertise!
[{"id": "i3js2rp", "text": "Hey man I am in the same boat mainly hotel investors though want to buy more hotels. And based on your name I am sure we are very similar people.", "replies": [{"id": "idoan2m", "text": "I would like to get into hotel investing sometime in the far future. Maybe we can DM each other to learn from each other. I think we are of similar background as well.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "i3jz6mi", "text": "Residential rentals are a lot of work and it\u2019s pretty expensive to get into right now with elevated building costs. You could get into multi family pretty easily and probably diminish some of the overhead and work. \nWhy not look into commercial leasing or ground leases?", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "i3mk1e5", "text": "I assume you are not personally operating the hotel.  If that is the case hotels yield less maintenance.  Residential, unless you hire a PM, have (normally) annual turnover rate, repairs, renovation, applicant processing, etc.  \n\nA hotel is leased to a company and that's it.  You are not involved with the day to day operations.", "replies": [{"id": "i3txup3", "text": "This is incorrect very incorrect", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]