In stead of watching TV at night get out a laptop and start looking at Zillow and realtor.com, etc. 

That is, tv, newspaper, radio, etc.

This can include carpeting, closet shelving, ceiling fans, other furniture, mill-work, decorative lighting, flood lights, special purpose plumbing (excluding main lines) window treatments, cable tv rough-in, and more.Don't forget you can also segregate out the 15-year 'land improvements' which accelerates to a faster life, which can also be a tremendous amount, including landscaping, asphalt, concrete curbing, fencing, site lighting, and more.Don't forget there are a lot of conditions that apply for filing a proper study with the IRS, not just identifying the property and specific costs.

The only houses i've seen as nasty as that one have been on TV.

I have an extensive cable plan that the many retirees in this place absolutely LOVE, but no TV in my home. i have access to tennis and handball courts and I don't play.

It was where a TV was mounted on the wall.  

Also read rich dad poor dad, think and grow rich, and about to start reading the BP ultimate guide.No investment history ( yet), do not own a home,  work a tough 40- 70 hr work week as an fx artist for tv, commercials, music videos etc.

You can do this either by lowering the monthly rate (suggested) or by offering a lease special (like 1st month free rent or a free flat-screen TV or a free year of cable, or whatever).Good Luck 

Could be anything that is covered on the property such as the best parking spot, best watching TV hours, ect.Penalties: monetary, extra chores, landscape

They love watching shows about real estate on TV, particularly Rehab Addict and Flip or Flop.