If you bought a TV that you use to watch the highly educational programs on HGTV - then it's a stretch, at best.I doubt that your $12k rental business needed $20k of some business-only equipment.If you bought something that is only partially used for business, like an iPhone or power tools - then you can only deduct the business portion (percentage) of such equipment.

@Isaac Baron You can get all the information you need by reading the forums here on BP.Also check out the TV show "Vacation Rental Potential" on A&E.

Would you rather spend time watching TV than making phone calls?

@James Edward does anyone think that (a part of) the lack of inventory is due to all these darn home improvement/house flipper tv shows?!?!

It’s a weird space where the best layout I can figure out involves TV screen over the window rather than a big screen on the inner wall.

Before she moved in, she did not ask us about any accommodation, her room is small so cannot fit a desk (she brought her own TV stand for her TV in the room).

The tenant has to know above buying the kids fancy shoes, paying the cable bill, paying the expensive car note, buying new clothes, new tv, vacation, concert that if rent isn't paid they will be homeless.Condition the tenant to screw everyone else if it comes to that but you get your rent on time or they are out.

His picture was on the front page and he was on TV news.

Most companies want internet and TV so I add that on top and arrange it for them.

We have seen news stories on TV where realtors doing showings were either robbed, attacked, and even kidnapped and murdered.