These guys I think a blue tooth TV and head phones would solve most of the issue if it really is loud TV volume but if it is just regular TV they are going to complain about something else. 

Oh yeah, they didn't mention that on the late night TV ad or the "Two Hour" real estate investor seminar you went to, did they?

I list things I find like TV's, sheets, towels etc etc that I find to be good values.

They check that all the light bulbs are working, TV remote, etc. etc. 

Use short, benefit-focused lines and highlight unique features (“Close to downtown,” “Perfect for families,” etc.).3️⃣ No emotional connection – Most hosts sell features (beds, Wi-Fi, TV).

This included changing cleaners, changing plumbers, changing HVAC companies, tinting windows so they don't look as dirty and need windows cleaners, changing internet providers, changing from satellite TV to DirecTV stream, remove/change items requiring high maintenance like skeeball along with a dozen other things. 

Some TV stations handle that kind of thing too.

If so, you might be able to claim it since it would be an active investment vs passive.Not a CPA, and don't play one on TV

Is it one of those weird 4' tall things with the door on the side, that you see advertised on late night TV?

They think nothing of painting whatever they want, putting holes for TV brackets, speakers, etc. 7) Section 8 is NOT the Cure-All- Many newbies make the mistake of thinking S8 tenants are the way to go in Class C & D Neighborhoods.