

The Future of Travel: How Unique Stays Are Changing Real Estate Investing | Issac French E368
Jul 5, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Isaac French, an expert in unique stay properties, reveals how innovative accommodations are reshaping the hospitality landscape. He shares fascinating stories of shipping container homes and floating hotels, explaining how both disrupt traditional real estate investing. Isaac examines zoning loopholes that make these unique stays viable and profitable. He also offers insights into revitalizing dead golf courses and transforming them into micro resorts. If you're ready to think outside the box and tap into exciting investment opportunities, this conversation is a must-listen!
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Shipping Container Home Success Story
- Devin Llorop built a unique shipping container home in Washington, booking it for $1,000 a night.
- He grew 1.5 million social media followers in 12 months by documenting the process and creating a strong brand.
Floating Homes Disrupt Hospitality
- Brian's Flow Home luxury floating homes bypass strict city zoning and hotel regulations in waterfront cities.
- He owns the marina and plans a floating hotel with saunas, restaurants, and coffee shops, successfully building a unique hospitality brand.
High Return on Floating Homes
- Flow Home sells floating homes from $400K to $500K, renting them for $500 to $700 a night.
- One unit in Baltimore reaches 96% occupancy, generating $210,000 annually with roughly 60% profit margin.