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Buying and Selling a Bed and Breakfast
Information on buying and selling a bed and breakfast inn.
Buying a Bed and Breakfast in a Bad Economy
Things aspiring innkeepers should know before buying a bed and breakfast in a bad economy, including interviews with two industry experts.
Buying an Inn
From Commerce Team, a list of issues to consider before signing a purchase agreement.
Inns for Sale
Our collection of for sale listings; existing and potential B&Bs.
Inn Financing Without Tears
From The B&B Team, an article about one of the most important issues for prosepctive innkeepers: money.
Selling Your Inn
From Commerce Team, a list of issues to consider before selling your B&B.
Five Questions with Roxanne Kolbe of InnMatchmakers.com
The economy may not have hurt the B&B industry as severely as some sectors, but according to Roxanne Kolbe of Innmatchmakers.com it has change the way buyers buy and innkeepers sell.
In The Zone: Is Your Dream Home Allowed To Be A B&B?
For all hopeful innkeepers who think it’ll be a snap to convert a residential home into an inn: Do your homework.
So You'd Like To Own A B&B?
Want to know what you'll be getting into when you own a B&B? Learn the main obstacles you'll encounter and the attitude you'll need as you begin your quest.
Who We Are: A Glimpse At Bed and Breakfasts in 2011
Considering it is such a diverse industry, it’s impressive that telling data can be collected regarding inns and innkeepers. Each year the Professional Association of Innkeepers International (PAII) accumulates facts and figures on inns, income, occupancy and more and issues it in an annual report which offers a snapshot of who we are.
The Name Game
Any innkeeper can tell you that choosing a name for a bed and breakfast is one of the most anxiety-producing events they’ll ever face. So, what’s in a name?
Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
Dealing with city rules and regulations is one thing. Dealing with neighbors is another. Anyone who has opened a bed and breakfast where there wasn’t one before has to do a lot of tap dancing to assure neighbors that their new business will be an asset.
