Taught me that commission is the way to go if your not going to get an advanced degree etc etc That was what, 35 years before the internet?

I made my decision based on the fact that a) $5800 for a 90-day program was something I couldn't afford; b) $5800 for a 90-day program seemed VERY fishy/scam-y/pyramid-y to me; c) after scouring the internet for information, reviews, etc about the program, I found literally ZERO bad or less than 5-star reviews about it which - to me - is a massive red flag; no program, product or service is perfect, and the fact that they are making themselves appear as such really gave me a bad feeling about the program.

Set the property up with essential amenities like high-speed internet, smart locks, and washer/dryer access, and consider offering weekly or monthly discounts to attract longer stays.

California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation-Consent OrderAgain this was ten minute internet search but when I see companies that are tech mixed with real estate - my ears perk up and I wonder if it ends well.

I have been all over the internet looking and what’s available out there.

It depends:--on your location--your price point--your Internet speed

I would suggest you provide the utilities and internet.

Do you provide internet/wifi?

But overall, you should be able to put security cameras on the exterior of the building and common areas (hallways, parking garages, etc.) as long as you properly disclose to your tenants that there are cameras there and you are not invading on tenant privacy.Also note, you'll still need some type of internet connection so you can monitor remotely. 

The internet is flooded with REI folks and gurus, but you have a different angle being so young, so you may be able to crave out a nice niche.