In the midst of inflation, high interest rates, and economic uncertainty, limited-service hotels (such as Courtyard by Marriott and Hilton Garden Inns) offer unique protection for investments. Real estate remains a hedge against inflation, and specifically, limited-service hotels offer additional benefits such as daily rate pricing power and lesser labor costs than other hotel types.  Join Josh Glass of Gentry Mills outlines the unique opportunities that only limited-service hotels can offer investors right now. He’ll also discuss our newest program, featuring a Hampton Inn & Suites in Yonkers, NY, offering investors:

• 8% preferred return annually paid quarterly
• Tax depreciation for non-qualified funds
• 3-5 year hold time (estimated)

Gentry Mills Capital is a commercial real estate investment firm which seeks and acquires high quality, well-performing, limited-service hotels for a low-cost basis in strong markets, surrounded by year-round room night generators. It has completed 37 total programs, 17 of which have gone full cycle and the remaining 20 still active.

Josh Glass joined Gentry Mills Capital in March 2015 after working five years with the nationally known, non-profit organization, Behind the Walls Prison Ministries, where he assisted the founder in raising funds from various high net worth individuals and corporate sponsors. In addition to serving as the External Wholesaler for Gentry Mills Capital, he is also responsible for the due diligence process for each offering and provides all due diligence information to Broker Dealers in order to acquire a Soliciting Dealer Agreement. Mr. Glass also oversees the CRM tool and Investor Management software used by Gentry Mills Capital to ensure all advisor and investor information is secure and in good order. Mr. Glass is on the Board of Directors of the Bill Glass–Behind the Wall Prison Ministries and is a graduate of Baylor University. Mr. Glass resides in Argyle, Texas with his wife and three children.

(This webinar will be recorded)

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