If you put a $1000 TV on a credit card at 18% and pay the minimum payment it will take 70 months and $1473 (47% interest) worth of payments to pay off.

Maybe.This girl has been on several TV/Radio shows (I heard her interviewed on an NPR show a few months ago).

I spoke with a google rep last night and was told I can either pay the construction up front, then let the tenant request the hardware to be able to connect to the internet from google, however if the tenant opts to go with the gigabit or +TV package, then construction cost is typically waived (which means my construction fee I'm willing to pay would be a waste).  

He's on TV with mega ads during prime time, office staff, marketing, etc, etc.

That being said, I'm not an attorney nor do I play one on TV - talk to an attorney, give them the complete set of facts and get good advice!

And last but not least nor really last either, did households have Time warnercable TV and home high speed internet bills averaging $106/mo?

When that happens get ready for a mess and a bunch of BS from the tenant that the system is against them blah, blah, blah but they have that 80 inch TV in there with a bunch of video games for the kiddies and a monster stereo system.Section 8 just wasn't for me.

Most recently, everything was good on my end, but the tenant had a TV power cord running across the living room floor.  

Tip:  Don't ever watch TV (unless to TOTALLY relax).

Another thing to remember is leasing solar is no different then leasing a car, house, tv or whatever.