You can only really be a landlord if there's a limited supply of land (or capital to build useful things on the land). Neither is true on the internet. The prem

You can only really be a landlord if there's a limited supply of land (or capital to build useful things on the land). Neither is true on the internet. The premise is flawed to the point it's always going to be a scam if anyone claims this is a useful thing to do. The salient point is right on the front page of this site: Starting a website is something that can be done in a lazy afternoon and costs pocket change. If that is true for someone attempting to become an "internet landlord", it is also true for all of their potential customers.