I have a good W2 job (I'm in medical device sales) and although both properties are cashflowing well, I am nervous I am a bit over-leveraged and would like to change that - especially as I would like to get more into fix & flip/ BRRRR this year.

You could get lucky with their advice, but you're essentially left to your own devices for making it work.

Today, the company is unveiling its “Alexa for Residential” program that lets property managers add Alexa-enabled devices and experiences to rental properties."

@Sami GrenWhat’s more important than any device is where you put it.

@Cody ThayerIf you have an android or iOS device I’m sure their App Store has a free one.

I've worked in high level medical device sales for the past 5 years but found myself unfulfilled and decided it was finally time to pursue my true passion.

Potentially we have another 4 years after that, where if those policies don't change and we have several million more immigrants and they will need someplace to live...again case for multifamily and mobile homes.....and if we teach all the immigrants coming here to be great consumers like the rest of us already here...that probably is a good storm for warehouses too if we can get them to sign up for Amazon accounts.Maybe a third asset class on both fronts is biomedical research space.....drug/medical device companies even during the downturn seem to do well and they need a place to do their research. 

It is also a cloud product, so it does not need to be downloaded to your computer and could be accessed by multiple devices.

The cap rate allows you to measure and compare the property's performance (and potential performance) as an investment compared to other properties, and compared to dissimilar investment opportunities (such as stocks, bonds, precious metals, etc).The cap rate is also the primary determinant of a rental property's value.

However, if your time is worth $40 an hour, visiting the home four times to change codes would pay for this device.