As a kid, I had a little handheld, battery-powered antenna TV with a 2" screen.

Until today, the lender had been cagey, which raised my antennae.  

I don't know about you guys but working from home for last 3 weeks I WANT to go into an office soon : ) Since every single REIT dropped in price (other than cell phone antenna holders, data centers and industrial) you kind of have your pick amongst which ones will recover the most. 

FHA defines luxury items such as outdoor jacuzzis, tennis courts, outdoor kitchens, murals, new swimming pools, and items that are not permanent fixtures such as antennas or satellite dishes.

9.43.010 COMPATIBILITY IN RESIDENTIAL ZONESNo person shall construct any dwelling, accessory building, or structures, improvements, patio covers, roofs, balconies, decks, porches, terraces, exterior steps or stairways, walls, fences, antennas, spas, swimming pools, or make any additions to, or modify, any structure, or install a new roof on any structure, on any parcel in a residential zone in the City for which a building permit is required unless the resulting construction is found to be compatible with the neighborhood within which it is located.

You can buy a converter and antenna on Amazon for $30. 

Hey @Paul Sandhu I can’t recall, but are your listings physically next to each other where they could potentially share a common Internet connection that was blasted between the buildings over buried cable or a directional WiFi antennas? 

Same when a radio wave passes near a high-voltage line -- the radio signal gets changed, and the receiver in the car doesn't know how to parse the changed signal...hence the static.Btw, if you put your cell phone near your car's radio receiver (antenna) and get a phone call, that will temporarily scramble your radio signal as well.

Outside entertainment spaces are popular these days.Nice antennae there!

I did find out that installers are not allowed to run new wire without the landlords permission though. http://www.fcc.gov/guides/installing-consumer-owned-antennas-and-satellite-dishes There is some case law: http://petriestocking.com/blog/2012/08/08/landlord-sues-the-dish-network-for-the-costs-to-remove-satellite-dishes-from-his-rental-property-and-wins/ I found this helpful webpage: http://free-landlord-help.winnfreenet.com/dish.phpBiggerPockets dosen't seem to like links to some websites, so you will have to cut and paste.