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Leverage Home Cable TV for Weekly Rental Property?

Jeremy Mortimore
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I have a pricey cable TV package at my primary residence. I also have a beach rental property that is used for weekly rentals in the summer. I have only owned it for a year, and have not yet had a renter on the off-season months (but am considering it for the income).

Anyways, I am currently paying $50 a month for cable TV at the vacation property. This will be going up to $75 a month next month after the initial promo price ends. I would like to make a one time purchase of a devise that will allow me to stream from a cable box in my primary home to the vacation property and not pay any monthly fees for TV at the rental property.

Is this feasible, and if so, what device do you recommend?

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