@Adam Moehn I personally replace fuse boxes with breakers most fuse boxes in older houses are not equipped to handle what we run these days and they're usually double tapped or someone's put in to large a fuse making it ineffective.  

Hard costs for a project can also include things that are not part of the construction contract but that are still necessary to make the building usable, such as furniture, fixtures, equipment and specialized mechanical or electrical services.

Or thieves could break in and steal fixtures like copper wiring, HVAC equipment, etc.Personally, I don't think it's worth it, and I would advise against it.

I think once we know more on Monday we are better equipped to work with the buyers. 

I am a 33yo residential/ light commercial hvac mechanic/ installer who has installed all types of equipment From:(ALL BRANDS UP 5 TON)-Air handlers-Heat pumps-AC unit-Furnace-Coils-Heat water coils-Minisplits- Aquatherm-hot water heatersLooking for a seasoned real estate investor who will take me under thier wing and teach me hands on real estate investments I work for a huge HVAC company here in Richmond who does all type of projects I also have done projects for Habitat for Humanity so I am familiar with the Energy Star programI can offer you HVAC installation at a discounted rate and I have good credit as wellAlso I have been studying real estate investment for some time now I definitely want to get involved with flips and eventually buy-and-hold dealsIf you're interested in doing business with me I can be reached at graysppatgmail thank you hope to hear from you soon

Find an associate and they tell me there are 4 in stock but they're on the top rack, which can only be accessed off hours with picking equipment so they don't crush a customer if they drop a pallet.Fine, I want two of these cabinet doors and I'll be back to get them tomorrow morning.

(Audio visual equipment, expensive bed, appliances, etc.)

@Aaron Ram,I own a few SF rentals.My tenants are responsible for snow removal and landscaping.They must purchase the equipment to do the above.If I get fined, because the tenant does not take care of the landscaping or snow removal, it is added to the tenants monthly rent.This is in my lease.Raymond

Not equipment, since its bought wholesale.

It's unfortunate that poorly equipped pet owners can have such a negative impact that landlords will choose not to rent to individuals, whether it's exotics, or common pets like cats and dogs.