You could use a PO Box though.

Your just not on the lease and thus not on the hook for damages, missed rents etc... kudos for thinking outside the box but seems like there are better ways to financial freedom in RE

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.

You cannot have rents mailed to you, they need to be mailed to the owner or have a drop box at the property, rents have to be deposited into the owner's bank account, you cannot represent them in an eviction (it would have to be the owner or an attorney), you cannot sign leases for them, you can't have the final say on negotiations for rent and vendor services,and you cannot create the copy for listings (the words) and the owner must approve rent amounts and terms. 

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We pay over $2500 a month just for our software, lock-boxes are about $75.00 each for MLS, and another $25 dollars for combo boxes, The expenses are crazy.

In 2020 the Fed is fighting with an empty tool box.

They used several boxes of screws to make sure the wood was secured tightly to the beams.

I'm in shopping center leasing so I see it in similar terms: landlord leases an empty box to a restaurant/retailer and the tenant does their tenant-specific improvements.I plan to look for properties that have the "bones" of what RAL operators are looking for (single-level, 4 or 5 bedrooms) and allow them to make the improvements they need.