Greetings Bigger Pockets,You send out emails with pre-recorded webinars, which is great, I love the content. But your decision to try and create an illusion of scarcity by assigning random times I can watch it seems s...

Working on a project to cut the cord in six vacation rentals. Experiment so far, I bought an RCA 32 inch TV with built-in DVD. I will supply about 20 DVDs per unit. There will be one of these in each unit.I will offer...

Hey everyone!
Just wanted to introduce myself. I go by Zee (Zunair) and frequent these forums often but never introduced myself. Started a Streaming Video Technology Company with two of my college friends 7 years ago...

I'm thinking of ditching my cable and satellite providers and use the internet as my source of TV entertainment.

Has anyone else tried this yet? I figure with Netflix, and now Netflix getting Hulu-Plus most shows ...

Wondering if you offer Netflix (or any other streaming service) for free or do you just have it available to the renter? We thought about leaving our TV’s logged into our accounts for the free service as an added perk...

"Maximizing Real Estate Profits: The Power of Wholesaling and Brokering Private/Hard Money"
Introduction:
In the dynamic world of real estate investment, the savvy investor is always on the lookout for innovative st...

Do any of you offer services like Netflix or Hulu, with no cable TV?  Today, we discussed dropping the cable service at our STR's, but I wonder if that would be a negative.  I know guests typically don't visit the are...

Hi BP Community! We've owned our STR in Gatlinburg for over 4 years now and have been paying for DirecTV the whole time. We also have a Roku with all the normal streaming apps and gig speed internet. As of late, I fee...

What is the best device to enable guests to watch their own streaming TV at an STR? We want our guests to be able to use their own streaming accounts and subscriptions, not ours. Is this what others do? In terms of de...

Question - should I be providing my guests with free Netflix?  Or can i assume that almost every guest will log-in with their own Netflix account?  Also - should I provide guests with free Disney+?