Would it be wise to install a RING doorbell to monitor who goes in and out of the unit since I would be renting out by room?

Sorry, I forgot, we champion those for skill of carrying our food and give out tip's left right and center to them, and for r.e. agent's we vilify them saying why can't they do it for 3 ramen packet's and a sugar cube....... 

Everytime I hear a text alert, or my telephone ring, I am hoping it is them to give me some sort of explanation.  

Maybe BP should create a graphic, like different color rings around profile picture (only 1 ring broken into quads) to indicate what type of investor you are - high/low $/door, STR/LTR, buy-hold/flip, Cbus vs rest of country, deal volume, etc.

This isn't possible if you were standing there while they looked at the room (I hope you were).I would tell her it doesn't ring true but she is welcome to file a police report.

They are definitely the fastest way to get your phone ringing with motivated sellers.If you don’t want people to see you putting out the signs or don’t have time, just run an ad on Craigslist for someone to do it for you.

Ring doorbell or similar camera to check on who comes in and out, and smart thermostat so you can change the temp before guests arrive or when they leave.

and seeking some wisdom for a rookie.Interested specifically in Kissimmee/Orlando/Davenport as Disney market feels familiar to me and it’s generally a cheaper entry point than beach condos.Looking at Regal Oaks (staying here now on vacation myself and enjoying it, though have read mixed things about occupancy), Windsor Hills, and Champions Gate.Goal is to have a second home that I AirBnb out the majority of the year but also can escape to when NYC is ruthless (like now :) hoping to live in the 150-250K range, bonus if there’s a pool (regal oaks has community pool and individual hot tubs), and solid amenities.Other than reading for my life, how can I number crunch and prepare for this?

They collect rent and you have to chase them for it, and I think they have a ring of deadbeat tenants that go from one house to the other, and pay a security deposit and nothing more

They pay for and change filters, bulbs, batteries.They haul off the trash right after the guests leave so the cleaners don't have to.They handle maintenance and basic repairs.They have replaced things like door knows and toilet wax rings.