Rental Property Investor · Arlington, TX · Member since 2016 · 706 posts · 611 votes
3y
I provide access to all streaming services. I don't log into them because I like to put my TV's in guest mode and let the guest choose which streaming services they are using and log into their own account.
It is. The “cable box” system is redundant, clunky and a forced revenue stream for the benefit of the cable companies. They all have their own web based app now, thankfully, and is what i use at home and in my rental via Roku. Best of both worlds because they can still watch the local ABC, CBS etc stations.
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Staying in an airbnb today, no steaming services / live tv options available.
Do you provide these in your personal strs? Just curious.
I provide Netflix, Disney Plus/Hulu/ESPN+ bundle. $16/m for netflix is cheap and i use it for all my properties. I have the AMEX Plat card that provides the other for free
Investor · Greer, SC · Member since 2014 · 13k+ posts · 17k+ votes
2y
We have smart TV's if guests want to log into any of their own streaming services.
We also have upscale vacation rentals and don't cheap out on things like cable or satellite for our guests. At our rates it doesn't add much per day in costs to us.