So the funniest thing happened, the bill for the cleanup is 1300$, they put antibacterial stuff in the walls, etc 3 hr employee time minimumx2 employees and then 2x1hr time to pick up equipment, basically getting screwed over, the verdict: there is a bit of water under the floors, so they recommend ripping everything out and pressure wash foundation and replace new flooring and walls, the estimate for repairs?

Considering i do not own this equipment and its a direct relation to the smoke damage, am i able to deduct this from the security deposit?

They also probably won’t be able to resell the equipment as only new equipment qualifies for the tax credit and there isn’t much of a market for used solar equipment so you’re in a good position to negotiate.

Look for FPE panels (dated equipment that can cause fires), also look for bare wire, mismatched breakers, older outlets and fixtures, knob and tube, etc.8.

My friend got some assistance securing the new location and getting some equipment from the owner of the original location.

Tell them to quote Equipment Breakdown if available. 

My question is whether or not I can expense the full amount of my purchases against my W2 income/IRA withdrawal income, not just rental/business income.I purchased a truck for $40k and other equipment for close to $20k.My rental income is only around $12k annually. 

The washing machine cost $100 and is five years old but is in great condition and a major upgrade from the junky equipment that the seller is leaving in our latest unit.

... equipment?

I have found one team in Florida that I pay a small margin more for the equipment and install but that are very detailed orientated, professional, stand behind the products and perform a follow up system check weeks after install.The second most important thing seems to be the routine maintenance for us in the Southern states.