This is not reality television, and while it's not brain surgery, it takes a great deal of knowledge, relationships, capital or access to it, and HUSTLE.  

When you rehab entry level single family homes, are you providing cable television outlets?

Whether we're talking about real estate, a diamond ring, or a television.

ET "public television" It's sponsored by CALIFORNIA ENDOWMENT who gets funding from California Government https://www.kcet.org/shows/city-rising/city-rising... this is on KCET

The only scenario that I can see would be if a tenant filed a claim for loss due to damage that was caused by the property, e.g. a pipe leaked into their television. 

Everything was a "packaged deal" furniture, internet and television (a TV came with the home too), and students paid a LARGE premium for the convenience.

Coffee pots and sheets are consumables, just like pillows, towels, toaster ovens and old style televisions.

I've made personal friends, met some really interesting people, received backstage passes to concerts, met celebrities, gotten deals, received knowledge, done countless podcasts (three for BP), been offered a book deal (turned it down for now), been contacted by television producers about doing shows (no fit), and established relationships with so many accredited investors that have invested tens of millions in my private offerings.And not one of these things was because I posted "looking for investors" or "looking for deals" or "looking for friends".  

My background is in television production and web production (hey maybe I'll make that work in Real Estate too).

This is the "guru fallacy" that dates back to television infomercials from people like Carlton Sheets.