I do not think you get 2 bites at this apple, so you need to get the helper / relative in the other unit now. 

And hiding that large TV cord inside the wall (if code allows) (???)

@Kathy Peck if you're renting to long-term tenants so it's an apples-to-apples comparison with the single-family market then yes you may be able to do better. 

With the expanded Apple campus in the works, the new casino, and the city announcing "Project Elevate," I do not see this changing any time soon (even with the new builds going in). 

I have had a couple of late night run-overs, but they had been good tenants so I just look at it as part of the territory; I'm sitting around eating peanuts and watching tv anyway so what do I care? 

However, are we really to judge an entire practice simply because of a few bad apples?

There's got to be a better option than multiple modems and routers.I've also had issues with tenants using the wifi to log into another unit's smart TV on accident.What Wifi are hotels using?

I get to meet with them in person during a showing and can screen out the obvious bad apples that way. 

@Belen BarocioHi Belen,I’m working to buy my first property in Hesperia/Apple Valley and would definitely like to connect with some like minded people.

Apple maps doesn't even acknowledge its existence so I think our LR is safe in its world class fame.