I’ve had guests who can’t figure out how to work an electronic keypad or tv, despite manuals and video explanations.

Here's how I structure it:Add the base rent, utilities, lawncare, and even TV/InternetDouble the priceCharge a deposit equal to one month of rent at the doubled rateCharge a non-refundable cleaning fee based on $100 per bathroom and $100 per bedroomMost recent example is a house that rents for $2,000 a month.

For example, I had a guest put their fist into a tv, I had to submit pictures, a receipt for the tv, and a link to the identical model so show cost of the unit.

I have str,s also and I think someone stole a firestick but with multiple renters in a row I don't know . the TV kept working but can't find the firestick lol.

I am NEW to "real estate investing", and new in Bigger Pockets.But I have read a lot of real estate investing books, that "to me", ALL sounded shady AF.From Robert Kawasaki, Carlton Sheets, Ed Beckley, Dave DelDoto, a couple of the reality tv flippers, that Asian guy that went from dishwasher to "do-ing" top models on rented mini-yachs, and a few others.  

I remember the old military recruitment commercials that ran on TV.

No TV or computer.

I did see a debate on here a few weeks back when they were debating if a TV is necessary.

Property amenities include pool, outdoor kitchen, outdoor TV, basketball court, playground, business center, car wash, clubhouse, and fitness center.

They have spare TV's, microwave etc when their is a problem with one of yours.