I would pump the brakes on this one.

Do you know what type of unit we are dealing with, did the tech use expensive OEM parts, or were they aftermarket.

Some recessions are inflationary in nature, and then the fed puts the brakes on everything by increasing interest rates (70s-80's Jimmy Carter comes to mind).My point is that most of the time the average person is 'shook' out of their stocks by a massive drop.  

Here's why - you'll want them down the road so you can use them in "before and after" marketing of your company, whether it's to attract investors for funding future projects, or homeowners looking to sell. 

OEM plastic or aftermarket?

@Lindsay Brake also in engineering the internships and co-ops are paid (well!)

Drawer fronts falling off, drawer glides braking...

Right there I slammed on the brakes and decided this was probably a scam.

I do understand how to brake down a deal and use the tools on bigger pockets to see if had positive or negative cash flow.

You need the cheapest and lightest of siding brakes to bend trim, a trim coil, and a utility knife to produce the pieces to wrap windows.