When I was in the Air Force, a phrase we would hear often is, "two is one, and one is none", meaning you should always have a contingency/back-up, whether its planning, equipment, etc. because given a long enough time horizon things will at some point go sideways.

We sell missiles, planes, bombs, equipment and on and on every time there is a war.

I've read several books by Brandon and Josh, and feel I am well equipped to be able to find great deals in my area.

If they are selling landscaping rocks to someone, that person either has the equipment or knows how to rent it.

I faced the same question.We decided to put a TV in the family room and keep one in the closet "available upon request" for the 5 bedroom STR we are equipping.

You can't mix up and produce drug cocktails that involve fentanyl in a residential kitchen with cheap equipment, which is all that most black market "labs" are here in the States.So how is an Airbnb owner supposed to clean an entire apartment to the point of eliminating all foreign substances to the 1-2 milligram range?

They are bought or created to increase a firm's value or benefit the firm's operations.An asset can be thought of as something that, in the future, can generate cash flow, reduce expenses, or improve sales, regardless of whether it's manufacturing equipment or a patent."

They'll have to dump the property back and the seller is going to be confused.We'll see how equipped they are.

Last time we gave a tenant access to the garage to be able to flip their own breakers, we ended up having some equipment go missing, so not looking to give tenants access to the garage anymore.The electrician I spoke to suggested that we move the breaker panels from the garage to inside each unit, so that the tenant can just flip their breaker back if need be, without ever having to contact me.I'm not sure if moving the panels to inside the unit is the right move here or if that's overkill.What's everyones stance on this?

On the day of move-in we had moved all tools, equipment and supplies into the garage and let the agent do a walk through.She texted me that everything looked good but we needed to empty the garage and do a dump run and they'd close.