With tax law, you can depreciate it ALL in the first year. https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/t...Any equipment can be depreciated in the first year up to a million$$.

https://www.business2community.com/tech-gadgets/covid-19s-impact-on-tech-spending-this-year-02297147In either a second-half 2020 recovery or recession, Forrester predicts computer and communications equipment spending will be weakest, with potential declines of 5% to 10%.Tech consulting and systems integration services spending will be flat in a temporary slowdown and could be down by up to 5% if firms cut back on new tech projects.Software spending growth will slow to the 2% to 4% range in the best case and will post no growth in the worst case of a recession.The only positive signs from the latest Forrester IT spending forecast is the continued growth in demand for cloud infrastructure services and potential increases in spending on specialized software.

If there are existing coaxial cable runs to each unit, we will leave them provided they were properly installed (not drilled in through the external walls, or up through the floors, of the individual units).Most telecommunications providers these days have terminal equipment capable of converting their drop signal (fibre, coaxial cable, or DSL {POTS line}) to an IP-based service over Ethernet.  

One had a vending business and the other a computer business while going to college because school was what the PARENTS wanted.

@Chris Mowery I feel you man - we have a 18 month old boy that has really changed our priorities, and the way we look at money, time, and flexibility.Asset ownership is the way to go, as our economy is currently geared towards rewarding Capital (Entrepreneurs, Landlords, and Equipment owners) not Labor.