And hey, the world is big and interesting.Anyway, here's what they (digital nomads)need and some of what they want: FAST WIFI above all, after that a little "zoom room" kind of space separate from the general living area is idealclean, simple look. lots of conveniently placed outletsgood places within walking/biking distancebike storage/laundry in unitdishwasherappliances should be and look new and the kitchen should be visually appealing but singles will order out more than they cooklow VOC paint and other quasi-green touches are nice things to add and put in an ad as a signal.

I graduated with a 6-digit student loan and it actually helped me pay off my loans sooner.

Go to bookstore, you can buy it in digital or audio for only $14.99! 

I've done low double digits of these now.My advice? 

My cautionary thinking was that with technology it's not to difficult for someone to change the time stamp on digital photos.

It benefits the lender because otherwise they'd get single-digit ROI on Wall Street or, possibly, even lose anything from part to all of their money.I have one colleague in my local investing group who, in effect, pays his private money source 20%.

My full time profession is marketing and media production (content creation, digital marketing, website design and optimization, sales funnels, etc.)My question is this:Since I have the professional chops to make a killer website, should I create my own site in lieu of the eXp provided site?

If you have a newer well kept property and your occupancy is great then maintenance can be low single digits as a percentage of revenue.

Wondering how agents / owners feel about digital advertising?

Over 2% it should be decent cashflow.For example: $2,000 rental income / $250,000 property price=.8%  Your expenses (unless you pay all cash) will be in the neighborhood of $2,200 and your income is only $2K.To your point, most advertised deals stink, unless your willing to accept a low single digit return.