@Michael Ablan  You would call E.M.S. then pack all their stuff up and leave it in their vehicle after the ambulance and police are gone. 

He might of just been puffing but he sure got my equipment back for me.Ahhhh, the good old days when I had such heavy hitters on my Rolodex haha The Feds doing honest work from 9-5 and then “for pay” jobs after hours heheheMight need to get my Cosa Nostra going again hahaha 

Generally speaking, sales of assets such as equipment, buildings, vehicles and furniture will be taxed at ordinary income tax rates, while intangible assets such as goodwill or intellectual property will be taxed at capital gains rates. 

The thing I've learned is that STL is heavy on the fines...fines for overgrown yard, fines for broken windows, fines for dilapidated brickwork...fines fines fines.

Another issue you may run into is vehicles. 

They are really heavy and suck up the rf for wifi...The wall studs are really thin, from the early 1900's homes I've seen. 

When I was house hunting from afar, I leaned heavy on local realtors.

These folks use RE as their primary vehicle for tax strategy.

He'll bring with him one two day laborers to help with some of the heavy lifting, but mostly will perform the work alone.

The property is only the vehicle the deal is riding.