That means, as soon as the cleaners arrive they need to let us know the condition of the unit and if there is anything that needs additional attention: broken fan, leaking toilet, missing TV, whatever it is.

Most agents don't have a sophisticated TV show with 10 Million+ views.

I read a book (I don't remember the title) discussing the $2,000 large-screen TV of that era.

A person can put some rudimentary furniture in there and maybe a tv, a microwave and a portable toilet. 

A few things we are planning on doing is having their own TV in each room, two common seating areas (one on each side of kitchen to dine in), and we have outside space on the side of the home for pets, quiet time, and a pool outside to spend time outside.

I walked into a glass sliding door which was cool and entered into a studio apartment basically. 40+ inch TV was mounted and swung out towards the bed which was super nice.

I think @Brandon Turner and @Ali Boone & I are going to start the EPIC (as seen on TV) CAP RATE THREAD!  

I take ALL the TV shows with a HUGE grain of salt... they have some things/aspect to pay attention to.... like current designs and trends.... but its TV.

Most folks use vacation rentals to watch some TV and sleep. 

Baseball cards, technology (TV, cameras, etc).