@Laura Yates You're right - the landlord policy isn't going to cover most equipment failures due to normal wear and tear.

It's a bit wishy-washy who's responsible for their HVAC equipment, they want maintenance to be included in CAM which means I pay half of it.

It greatly increases the safety when operating ungrounded equipment.

You should have gotten some info about the system along with the home, including the documentation about the system like the permit, paid invoice, warranty info, equipment manuals and data sheets, net metering agreement, production payment contract, name and contact info for installer etc.

Yes , i need tax strategy to plan ahead by year or 2 so i know what to buy or not buy regardless if its property or equipment or whatever it may be .

Next time, avoid properties without access to your own equipment and utilities. 

I graduated from college in May of 2019 and was fortunate enough to land a relatively "lucrative" W-2 job as a equipment operator at the local nuclear power plant.

Experience and understanding the fundamentals of raising money, entity and deal structure should be your main focus to equip you when venturing on your own.. 

They sell the equipment not cell service.

Well equipped kitchen is number one.