The guest can log into any of their apps (Netflix, Paramount, etc.) and the TV automatically logs them off once their stay is over.Even old people with no streaming services can watch the hundreds of free ROKU channels with commercials.

The CBC video (think of it as a Canadian Dateline show) is found in the link below (22 min video) but well worth the time to watch.

For the person with little to no wealth, just getting started, putting their eggs in one basket and watching it carefully makes more sense, likely up to the first $500K - $1M. 

Just watch your debt-to-income ratio to make sure it stays manageable.Both are solid—it depends on your goals.

I personally would have to have one of the windows replaced before I'd feel comfortable renting it, but that's just me and based on personal experience including a traumatic one from childhood in watching the apartment building next to ours burn in the middle of the night.

You just buy paper and watch your investments grow while you learn. 

After all, NO ONE will watch my 'babies' like I will!  

Watch for the company names or the spokesperson’s names and search those names online to find out more about the firm.Crowdfunding.

I also watched Chad Carson's videos about being a small but might investor. 

The good thing is the duplex is worth almost double what we built it for and we have had good tenants on both sides ($185,000 rental income so far) except for the bed bug lady so everything has worked out ok.