Included in that same package should be an Investor Guide, which will provide an overview of what to expect in the following months/years and answer some frequently asked questions, including questions about cash flow distributions and taxes.

This post isn't about that because I don't want to control wifi or need frequent charging. 

The key would be marketing and getting the message to your audience as to the specials that you offer - retreats, etc. 

I’ve seen them used frequently in net zero homes.

Here's why: https://mirealestate.us/8-reasons-to-reconsider-being-a-landlord-if-youre-in-the-military-or-a-frequent-traveler/Hope this helps!

These notes are frequently not reported to the credit agencies and could free up some DTI bandwidth. 

Or is a straight return with frequent updates good enough to keep them in their business? 

I only have a few tax liens, this is not my primary business, vacant land in Navajo County, so I don't foreclose frequently and don't need an ongoing monthly service, a one time per year monthly access check for multiple property owners (about a dozen)  would work for me. 

But what I have found is quite frequently doing something on principle or assuming you are teaching someone a lesson is frequently both a Bad business decision and not going to teach this tenant any lessons at all.

Frequently enough to stay on their radar, but infrequently enough so not to annoy them.