Shower,bed, microwave and a tv with cable in small 900-1,000 sqft properties.

If you are completing a background check for work, rental applications things of that nature would be soft as they are using your score, but not actually extending you credit....where my logic falls apart is if open a new account with Cable company (ie Comcast) I believe it is hard inquiry...I seem to remember this being on my report.  

Retirees, especially the snowbirds renting from 1-3 months love big screen tv's, full cable package with sports channels like ESPN and the golf channel and reclining furniture. 

For example if he pays half of utilities including cable the lease should say that. 

As far as utilities heat and hot water are fairly standard but if you find a bundled cable deal you may be able to pass this along to your tenants.Furnish Unit.

Note that for early grounded outlets, sometimes the ground wire was split out of the cable outside of the box, and then wrapped around one of the nails or screws that held the box to the stud.

Yep, water and sewer are both sub metered and billed directly to the tenants from the city, along with cable and garbage pick up.

You could cover the actual steps with Square Nose Stair Tread Covers and then add a cable railing system to match the open feel on the steps (see below). 

Good examples are utilties, cable, cell phone providers. 

I do all that and throw in cable, wifi, Netflix, a grill, firepit, horseshoes, etc.