Computer and related equipment purchased from business accounts rather than from your personal check book.

You can do a charity deal on some other asset, like his business, equipment or whatever, and disclose the fact.

Basically the older guys equip the newbies with a trash bag and a stick.

We use fairly standard equipment.  

Would love to but unfortunately, it would be too expensive to break them up and no room available for the additional equipment.

Planning on picking up a second job, although I'm struggling with the decision of how best to spend my time (filling all my spare time working & grinding vs. educating/equipping myself with all the knowledge needed to enter real estate investing).

Another possibility if you are worried about equipment cost and maintenance is contracting out laundry services to a local company.

Banks will generally not need equipment for their REOs.

The waiver benefits the tenant's lender and is a waiver of the landlord's lien rights to the tenant's personal property and/or equipment. 

We used to sell expensive computer equipment with a $1 buyout.