They are university students who seem happiest about the fact that fiber-optic internet service is included, my basement laundry machines aren't coin-operated, and that I agreed not to show the apartment to new applicants in the last month of the lease when they're taking their finals.My advice is to get into as many apartments and homes on offer in the area and actually look at what's available before you set a price for your rental property.

Sales fell sharply at Internet retailers, bars and restaurants, and electronic stores, accounting for most of the decline last month.

You know, everything on the internet is the truth

As a side note, try offering "Free Internet" some time with rents marked $100-$150 higher than you'd normally ask and watch the responses, it will blow your mind.  

So what are your experiences pros and cons.Side note: in looking at rooms WANTED I see several that are looking for hi-speed internet. 

I have never worked with a HML that I found on the internet.

There is a STR Task Force that is undermanned, but doing what they can to help people toe the line. 

If your main goal is to get the wires behind the wall then I would hire an electrition to accomplish this task alone. 

With the internet you can find out almost anything you want to know about a market.

Excellent advice, in the age of the internet a paper business card is just going to get thrown in a desk or wallet and be forgotten about by the large majority.