The display is very clear and easy to use and if the guest reprograms it to the wrong settings, I can go into the app and adjust it to the proper settings.

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They see my video on Youtube, then Instagram, then they see my ad again on Facebook (one of many different ones), then when they go to CNN, netflix, any main stream websites they see my display ads following them all over, then they follow me on YouTube, they join my Facebook group where I help everyone for free... and then this happens..So now one person rallies everyone in the group.

I put roughly 13k into it removing wall paper, wood paneling, replacing a drop ceiling in the kitchen with a dry wall ceiling, refinishing hardwoods, adding lighting, and updating some plumbing.$1100 in rent for a 60k property might sound great, but property taxes on the house are roughly $300/month, so its not as lucrative as it might sound, plus the 13k rehab out of pocket is more than my down payment so it cuts my ROI in half.

I would like a touch screen display and high RAM is necessary for speed. 

Perhaps displaying it in a format like a TD Ameritrade or other investing site.

There is a type of wallpaper, called "liner paper", that's made for covering wood paneling. 

Inasmuch as Zillow has a checkbox to hide the phone number for the listing, I've checked the box three times in the last month only to have it continue to display.  

He stated he already has property rented out under that exact system getting $1,500 per bedroom by HASA where tenants use the bedrooms as private living spaces and share the common living space like kitchen bathroom and living room area.The reason I am looking into because I was going to purchase a property very similar to the one displayed above and rent it through this system, and try to snow ball profits into another one and another one, to generate current cash flow and build long term wealth by having HASA pay off mortgage over long term.Do you have any advice on where I could go to do more research or due diligence to see if there is a system out there like this, or to educate my self on the actual HASA program 

We do not allow tenants to paint or wallpaper.