Hi BP'ers,We are finishing up a flip and expanded the master closet to give it more room.

Each of the below list is actual dollars spent by area, my contractor broke down his bill/quote so that I could more easily allocate costs for depreciation purposes (among other benefits of knowing what I am sending by room).I would like to be able to depreciate each of these expenditures of 7 years but I am not sure if I am allowed to (with the consequential answer placing these depreciation dollars into a 27.5 year bucket):Screened in Patio: $4,798 - we are destroying a room and turning into a nice screened in patio.Bedroom renovations: $7,888 - updating bedrooms with new drywall, removing and replacing ceilings, light fixtures, building additional closet space, paint, trim, etc.Entry way: $4,308 - the shared entry way is a mess right now.

I have a renter who broke interior of the closet down( metal wiring)due to the excessive amount of clothes that she is putting on the wire racks.

Add a stacked washer/dryer in a closet, separate bathroom and bedroom with a large family room and you could easily have a multi-purpose space.

When they told me, I immediately inspected the bedroom and closet where they said the problem was the worst. 

The major work was to replace a closet inside the master bedroom lavatory adding a title shower.

Typically In my contracts we require them to lockup or protect things like this (as we provide a closet to put these things)If you haven’t paid for it technically you haven’t taken possession.

We also improved the house with custom closets, landscaping, curtain rods, additional cabinets, fencing the back yard...We also lived below our means so we could buy stocks.We participated in an employee discount stock purchase plan.  

I'd pass on it and focus more on the bare necessities like dishwasher, closet organizer, etc.

Can you open closets, drawers, cabinets etc?