It would be naive to go into business without being equipped with the tools that will protect me.

I like many other here mow the lawn on apartment buildings and the tenants do so with their own equipment on duplexes and smaller.

I'm an exceptionally fast learner and have at least average coordination, so I love the idea of learning to do as many things as possible myself.If I wanted to be equipped for the widest variety of DIY tasks as inexpensively as possible, what tools should I buy first?

When installing furnace and boilers, they paid for equipment before install.

Russian military is far superior to Ukrainian forces, even as poorly equipped and trained as the Russian military really is.

We pretty much always end up doing landscaping, and it's more efficient for me to hire it out to a pro who has the right equipment and vendor connections than to try and do it myself.For example... right now we're clearing an overgrown lot that needed a bobcat just to get out the underbrush.

Students can be a high maintenance tenant with a lot of breakage, and repair of equipment.   

They charge maybe 40 cents per square foot and their equipment is like an "ozone machine on steroids" according to the owner.  

Be aware the pests may hitchhike onto your equipment and clothing, so take precautions.

Be sure to use proper safety equipment like a face shield and safety glasses.