I am thinking this would be classified as equipment not a building since you can pick it up with a fork truck and move it anywhere on site. 

If you want it turned over to a management company as an investment, it will be classified as an investment property which different lenders may require up to 20 or even 25% down as a secondary investment home.  

Originally posted by @Mike Walker:Investing is classified under different activities (dealing vs investing), per IRS regs.

It will basically upload your banking / CC activity and allow you to classify the transactions (note QB has the same feature, just not as user friendly).I haven't used the asset module to track depreciation for either one of those systems.

Well when I replied 13 days ago IFTTT was working for classified scrapes.

The product of such fine evolution in the opposite direction of goodness that they travel far beyond the level of stupid we are able to classify with the range of verbal symbols we have as a civilization developed, transcending into a different dimension of malevolence.

I hate to classify any income group generally, either.

"The PMIC also shall not be liable for any error of judgement (sic) or for any mistake of fact or law or for anything which PMIC may do or refrain from doing, hereinafter, except in cases of willful misconduct or gross negligence."

right here is what our state says about it.. when I got sic and tired of everyone telling me it was Ok to do."

The real estate listings would be simply "content" that a user (in this case an agent) would post on the website.Nothing more than classified ads really, some text, their photos, contact info, etc.My role would simply be in charging the user for posting this content, say $5/listing per month.Not much different than, say craigslist, but the postings would be directly on my website and with more features/pics, maps etc.The real question though, is whether or not I can allow others to advertise property on my website.