A capital expenditure is money spent by a business or organization on acquiring or maintaining fixed assets, such as land, buildings, and equipment.

Of course I am understanding of the circumstances, we're still in the middle of a pandemic so staffing at their office was frequently an issue, supply chain shortages and backlogs of necessary equipment, winter was upon us and the ground is frozen.

We kept track of the equipment, supplies, and testing numbers across the theater, to include bases run by the Italians, Germans, and Australians.

Research the HVAC equipment also because brands make a difference.

The property is essentially a big warehouse in LA set up with lots of woodworking and metalworking equipment inside, which the current tenant uses.

If they were working on the equipments electronics while plugged in, their fault.

You may have to explain to your hardscape guy what you want done, but they have all the necessary equipment and don't charge as much as "driveway experts".The crusher run gravel will probably have to be replenished every couple of years.My quotes were $5K minimum for driveway repair also and the hardscape guy charged me $650.00 and that included some dirt and grading work around the house.Hope this helps.

It's important to me to learn all I can about the processes and strategies so I'm well equipped come time to buy my first property.WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR: A group, meet up, network, or guru in the DFW area that I'm able to learn from! 

It will be worth around 250% to 400% more than as standing timber, and I can get the equipment to do on site easily.Do you have any reference data showing the value add, as a log goes through processing? 

They will probably want as much allocation into FF&E (furniture, fixtures, and equipement - the non-1031able parts) so they get quicker depreciation.