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Updated 8 months ago,

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Tarcizio Goncalves
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Beach County, FL
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Capital Expense or not?

Tarcizio Goncalves
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Beach County, FL
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Hi everyone, 

I inherited a tenant when I purchased a property 6 years ago and this tenant moved out. Tenant has been there for over 20 years so the unit has a ton of updating that it needs so that the unit is brought back to life. 

The software I use to keep track of income/expense for this property has a category for renovations under capital expense. All the improvements I am doing is going under this category (new bathroom, new plumbling, new kitchen cabinets, new tile, new flooring, appliances, etc...)

I dont know how classify my labor expense. There is two guys who is doing this turnover for me. One is my bro in law and the other is a friend. Could their labor expense be classified under capital expense as well because they are doing work under a capital expense category or is this just labor expense? Thank you everyone

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