I just purchase a STR every bedroom has a TV..

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If you have enough equity on your residence consider a HELOC (home equity line of credit) on the property, it's some of the cheapest money you can borrow and as long as you use the money to purchase investment property (investments that will pay you back) and not for Big Screen TV's, vacations, etc... you should be fine.

Look at Foremost, CBIZ or Proper.I would provide cable or satellite TV.

It could help me network while I'm learning to get advice from viewers.

I do like that idea.I was already thinking of including a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall to give it an edge (it's a trend that student rentals include one in the area).Do you usually include all the utilities in one bill?

Fair enough.I am sickened when I see the predators out there who have TV shows on A&E and HGTV partnering with scam "education" companies. 

I see that the author chose probably the most heart-wrenching example he could find to make his point.The story would have fallen apart if he had written about the family that bought a $4000 TV and therefore couldn't pay the rent.Of the Section 8 housing people I have had as renters, I had one that managed their household well. 

Not an Attorney and I don't play one on TV.

Before that happens, find a local sewer line cleaning company that serves the investor business (hint - they aren't the ones advertising on TV).