Originally posted by @Ann Bellamy: @Matthew Paul , I got the impression that the "guy who mows the lawn" was just a guy with a shovel who would come in and hand shovel the walks, not a service with equipment and insurance.

We were totally killing it. ...UNTIL... we had an olympic cycling team stay at our house with their bikes and equipment.

All that said, a solid degree in marketing with a speciality in internet marketing + real estate courses would be an excellent way to exit college with some of the equipment you need to be successful.

I actually rent small equipment all the time to do sewer line repairs myself .

Of course, since you have older toilets that you're replacing, you can buy one already equipped as dual flush.

Seems they have new equipment now and want to play with so some time next summer they will be in the area.If anything explodes on your property your liability will be covered under your insurance.

The increase in static pressure can cause problems with the equipment if the duct work or blower cfm is not sized correctly.

2006 IRC -E3305.4 Location of working spaces and equipment.

Should I just put all the wholesaling marketing things under that as well. also my computer, printer all start up equipment or should i keep it seperate from the rental business (just 1 house) lol

This can vary from 5 years (i.e. computers, office machinary, some automobiles, appliances such as stove and refrig, and furniture used in the rental and carpet), 7 years (office furniture, office equipment, etc), 15 years (roads, shrubbery), and 27.5 years for new roof etc (time begins when work is done not when property was placed in service).