It is also a cloud product, so it does not need to be downloaded to your computer and could be accessed by multiple devices.

However, if your time is worth $40 an hour, visiting the home four times to change codes would pay for this device.

I have tested my signal strength and just installed a new router and extender, which seen to connect fine to all other devices.

I am curious with purplebricks and redefy gaining traction, and with everyone on here recognizing the ease at which properties can be "tele"managed whether we will see a flat-fee start-up in the property management arena.Ultimately @Mark Vandzura, If you are at the tipping point, I think you must decide whether you want to be an active landlord or an active property investor/acquirer.

I know the TinyHome community struggles to get traction in LA due to this. 

That's not a horrible idea, from what I gather from other people, this is picking up traction and I can see someone who might not want to stay at a hotel but may want an Airbnb type rental instead for a layover or something.

@Alex CottmanI'm surprised this thread hasn't gained more traction with Atlanta investors.

The GPS in your mobile device interacts with the map to give you real-time location-based intelligence.

Aside from the flexibility in access (any computer or mobile device), you don't have to worry about hanging onto disc's or annual renewals.

Another option is to go to search CCIM and type in a search for brokers in your area.You could try to talk to wholesalers or find off-market deals, but if you're new you may not get much traction if you're still learning about the commercial side.