I’d try nowIf you have 10 days before the appraisal get the biggest bang for the buck project done, leave the equipment there and a friendly appraiser might give u credit for most of the work.Have your property manager put his estimates of rentals on paper and letterhead and give to appraiser.

They are equip to deal with financial emergencies in the short-run while making long-time arrangements afterwards.  

I have been obsessed with BP and REI for about two years now and feel I have equipped myself with the basic knowledge and tools to do my first deal.

Make sure you have enough coverage under Personal Property, along with your lawn mower, office equipment, etc.Recap:- Cheaper than traditional- rents less $50 vs $65 but more profit- no property tax, since not attached to the ground- Can add and sell as needed.- Insure as Personal property and not Property.- Bank may not want to loan against, since moveable.- Harder to open, so not good for some clients, others like them because the are more secure and for pest control.Separate topic.

Mostly code, structural or safety related issues that are present at the moment with out opening or dismantling the equipment.

Yes I listened to every single podcast and I am equipped with enough knowledge to know a great deal in my area only when I see one.

I am a heating and AC contractor and rusty coverings on motors and equipment is not an indication that the equipment is on its last legs.Suppose, the inspector is wrong and you could make $150k from appreciation and cashflow in the next 5 years..

You have equipped me with the information I need to move forward!!

Most of the "Memberships" and "meeting fees" go to pay for the space, the marketing, the email and web hosting, equipment costs, and admin expense. 

If you've lived in the house 2 of the last 5 years you could sell it and not have capitol gains (I believe, check with someone much better equipped in this area than I am).