Bennington is amazing - we were there for a while recently stocking up on so. many. towels. at that huge walmart.

Plus I have a serious soft spot for holder homes.

Once you identify what you can build, you can work out a proforma to capture soft cost, hard cost, fees (building, loan, applications -- the list is long).

We currently provide sheets, blankets, pillows, bath towels etc.

I'm exposing my soft underbelly and vulnerability is perceived as "weakness" or even incompetence.

In many cases, they could be snacks and soft drinks.

Supplies - trash bags, paper towels, toilet paper or covered by PM?

Sheets, towels, consumable items such as toilet paper, paper towels and so forth, when used for your business are deductible.  

@James Wise - I could tell you, but then I'd have to...well...you know :)

The raceway actually serves as a ground and all I had to do is to bond the switches or receptacles to the boxes with a pigtail and that's all I need to do.However, one has to be very careful and make sure there is continuity all the way back to the panel, all it takes is for one modification by an ignorant home owner twenty years ago and disconnected something and use a section of NM/MC/BX or even some PVC conduit or smurf tubes and created discontinuity and you have to hunt that down.Besides electrical, the other thing that scares me a little is a tanked water heater with a T&P valve with a 3/4" outlet but connecting to an old 3/8" or even 1/4" soft copper tubing that goes UP then behind the wall and no idea where it comes out or if it does at all...yikes.