I'm about to have an empty nest as my youngest leaves to go to university and my aim is to be free to travel and see more of the world, now I'll have only myself to worry about (at least on a day to day routine basis anyway - parents will always worry about their children!).

@Martin Nesta this is super simple to do.

As a beginner, you should try and widen your nest as much as possible, as you don't know where the opportunities will come from.

Thinking about a "nest".

@Nesta Haywardhttps://www.shamrockmgt.com/vacancieshttps://regencyparkproperties.com/featured-properties

They return to the nest as do their buddies, looking for their hidden stashes and for more drugs.

And as someone else pointed out - with social media and all - I dont think you'd want to stir the hornets nest as the anti-gun landlord as someone pointed out above. 

They do not violate the Due on Sale Clause, but you can still nest a Land Trust into an LLC by creating the LLC as the beneficiary.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/llc-lending-problem

@Sarnen SteinbarthWe've experimented with Nest a while ago, but they were tight lipped about their APIs and a bit of a pain to integrate into our system ... this may change with their new ownership, we shall have to wait and see.  

@Susie Wilson blink or Arlo are cheap and work ok but would recommend nest as an affordable true security system.