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33-year-old buys 81-room Arkansas hotel for $2.55m and spends $1.1m rebuilding

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33-year-old buys 81-room Arkansas hotel for $2.55m and spends $1.1m rebuilding
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Greg Clark, a 33-year-old entrepreneur, is renovating an 81-room hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, with a $1.1 million budget. After finding success in automotive and short-term rental businesses, Clark is now focusing on large-scale hospitality projects.

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Some learn business, others are born with a hunch for it. When it comes to Greg Clark, it seems the latter holds true. At 19, he quit his job, paid his rent and was left with just $20 to his name. Today, he is renovating an 81-room hotel in Eureka Springs with a $1.1 million budget. The project, called Hotel Expedition, focuses on creating unique experiences with amenities like yoga and a fire pit, according to a report by PEOPLE.From side hustle to businessWhen Clark quit his job, he went back to live with his mom and began buying and selling used tyres on Craigslist out of her carport. This side hustle eventually grew into a multi-state, multi-location automotive business.

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