@Martin D.I learned a long time ago that having cool gadgets at your personal residence is cool.

Don't fall victim to shiny object syndrome.SO many investors get hypnotized by the newest and latest gadget out there and it is all crap!

Go-Go-Gadget Hammer!

I do not see wifi gadgets adding to increased rents.Bells and whistles do not generally translate to higher rents.

If something doesn't look right, it's better to be cautious and investigate further.Lesson 3: Plan for the Long TermPlanning for the long term is a bit like thinking about your future self.Imagine you're saving up money to buy a cool gadget you really want.Instead of spending all your money right away, you decide to save it over time.

Open drawers so people can see you have plenty of utensils, gadgets and dishes- I'd get rid of your application fee.

Put the gadgets down and interact, you'll be glad you did.

Do you think they would rent with cooking gadgets and no stove? 

Love- and drug-, apologies, cigarette/vape “addicts” (fans) will pay for their “freedom”.

The desire to keep up with the latest trends and acquire the latest gadgets and luxury items often leads individuals to overspend and take on debt, which ultimately restricts their financial freedom.Furthermore, external factors such as economic downturns, market fluctuations, and unexpected expenses can disrupt even the most carefully planned financial strategies.