I paid $850 to replace inducer motors and I charge my customers only $450 in California.I will shorten story, immense.

She then went on to explain what systems need to have a value assigned to them: -HVAC systems ( motors, compressors, boilers, furnace, chillers, pipes, ducts, radiators) -Plumbing systems (including pipes, drains, valves, sinks, bathtubs, toilets, water and sanitary sewer collection equipment, and site utility equipment used to distribute water and waste to and from the property line and between buildings and other permanent structures)-Electrical systems (including wiring, outlets, junction boxes, lighting fixtures and associated connectors, and site utility equipment used to distribute electricity from the property line to and between buildings and other permanent structures)-Gas distribution systems (including associated pipes and equipment used to distribute gas to and from the property line and between buildings or permanent structures)...

How to filter toys or other junk like cigars etc. tenants may accidentally or intentionally put and flush  before reaching septic tank or field lines to avoid damage to septic tank or field linesMy septic contractor charged 18k to  put a pump motor and then put advanced Elgin small field lines in the front yard as back yard has lot of rain water drainage issues as backyard is downhill.

Till now i spent below money1. 30k to replace septic system to advanced elgin system to put septic field lines in front yard and put electric motor to pump septic water through crawlspace through crawlspace.

one contractors recommending belowClean blower wheel inside furnace around 345$ ( he says cutting air flow efficiency by 20%)To replace blower motor capacitor around 125$ (says reading should be 5.0 but it is 3.9 may fail any time)To replace condense capacity 135$(says reading should be 5.0/40 but it is 4.8/37  may fail any time)What are the worst numbers until which these capacitors work before worrying about replacing them?

The fun I had joy riding that one, good times back when 911 beat almost any car made. ( he put the E motor in that one).

Hardly anyone is goofy enough to buy 5 house on one lot or an old motor lodge.

Again, someone please confirm.Somewhere I actually read (can't remember the source, though, but I believe it was actually an IRS example) that if you were to buy a new motor for an HVAC unit you could not expense (but have to depreciate) that motor as it itself is an integral part of the HVAC which, in turn, itself is an integral part of the building.

Both times I amazingly came out financially on the deal, but in terms of time they're a horrible deal.The first time, it took a week and a half to replace a blower motor over the coldest part of our winter. 

I wondered if I purchased a motor home and used it as my business office if the IRS would allow that as a business deduction.