I used to go my tenants doors, and the cable tv with HBO and all the premium chanels are on.

We installed an electric fireplace and drywalled above to install a plug for mounting a TV above the new fireplace.

One of the best shows in tv.

I wanted to ask some apartment owners if they see value in adding bulk cable tv and internet services to an entire complex.

Thinking that offering wifi, tv services in common areas, etc for a flat monthly fee would be a win win (cheaper for tenants than buying themselves and profitable for me)Thoughts on this strategy?

Was at work and went to the TV to see what washappening.

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.