It is a retail business that does walk in and delivery of equipment and supplies.

I'm sure this education will equip my son with the knowledge to help the business grow larger than I can take it alone.I appreciate both of your inputs. 

-s-If you type real slow I may be able to figure out what you mean by those four tabs,,I only see dashboard on my puter up by inboxI went to the jelly site but it said I didnt have right equip or settings.

He has big and small equipment for various jobs.

@Steve SchneiderPick-up a copy of Steven Cohen and George Dube's "Legal, Tax and Accounting Strategies for the Canadian Real Estate Investor" so you will be better equipped to ask the right questions of your accountant and attorney.There is no single correct answer.  

Quick example;I sell a farm for 300K, the price includes 25K in equipment.

Cleanliness is something not to be understated and you should have all safety equipment (smoke/carbon monoxide alarms, security system) in working order.Tagging onto cleanliness, having a clean front and back yards that are pest free is something you should work on as well.Keep an eye for leaky faucets, broken outlet wall plates, squeaky floors or hinges, running toilets or other little things that can be easily fixed, but may catch the eye of the appraiser in a negative way.As you already mentioned, the before pictures, scope of work, and comps help a great deal and are some of the main things to include.

The equipment was left back there.

I've never mentioned this stuff before, never had the right question, but newbies need more confidence and simply be better equipped to go ask for money.....or better yet, present lending opportunities.

They may require the rental of some special equipment to get it done, but it certainly seems doable.