You'll cut your expenses dramatically and as long as you're very clear up front that that's what you offer, I think you'll be fine - unless your market draws a lot of sports fans. :) I recommend Roku - dead simple to use and inexpensive.  

It is definitely a team sport.  

Just as in basketball, hockey, or football, even the greatest property investment players can only reach their true potential with a good team around them. The right people make all the difference. You can only be in ...

When I told her that I wanted to do it so that I could go to all of our daughter's sporting events, or recitals, or whatever she'll be into as an adolescent, she said "but I don't want you to risk losing any time with her NOW or THEN."

It lets you walk through a property on a mobile device, select areas that need work, and then input the cost and send out the contracts to your contractors.

Those guys can then view their individual workorder lists from their mobile devices.

So I have this older house, bought as a student rental for my own son and his buddy/roommates, all of whom have lots of electronic devices (computers, laptops, xBoxes, projectors, phone chargers, etc etc).  

Who has the best sports team, what area has the bus stop all the kids walk to etc etc...Understand where these people are working, what the commute is like.

Like you said, basically every electric device needs a grounding conductor that is bonded (electrical connected) to the main house ground (ground rod or ufer). 

It's like any company or sports team; the tone is critically important and it is set at the top.Oh and most importantly as a person evaluating such a group you need to know about track record - you can just google Mark Kenney, he's done thousands of doors.