- Yes, it MAY be important, but if you don't understand the "why", how do you know you are properly interpretating & using the data?

If the proper reports and documentation are not completed, you run the risk of failing an IRS audit and the cost segregation not being honored.

I would have required that a professional install it.

So, proper screening is EXTREMELY important!

Sometimes it has to be zoned properly or it might need to be a specific distance from an already licensed home.Then you need to determine the licensing requirements and see if you can meet those.

Furthermore, some installations, such as his antennas on a pole, are on my land.I am a reasonable person and don’t have any issues with this.

You can find 1%+ rule deals just about anywhere in Detroit proper but that doesn't mean you should be buying them all. 

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

Having said that the tenant did pay for them and they were temporary and had them done by a professional and will pay to have them removed when they leave (they've been there almost 10 years at this point).If the PM told the tenant they can have the repairs done, have your person go and look at them to see if they were done properly. 

In a properly run platform, VRBO would require hosts to upload this information to the platform, and the guests would access the information directly from the platform, eliminating drama.