If the new refrigerator was installed and put in service in November, then the refrigerator is depreciated as a separate asset on a five year schedule beginning in November.  

Without going into too many details at the present time, since this is just a what if at this point, there would be over $1 million put in to the project within anticipated departure point of just under $2 million.

A few thoughts:- Your contract should dictate the terms of what you pay and when (as others have already said)- Your contract should dictate a schedule or at least an end-date, and the penalities associated with missing those dates- If the work isn't getting done as promised, fire the contractor, BUT pay him for the labor he's already put in.

Then, upon turnover, they go gangbusters.I try to put in small upgrades once or twice a year.

They said $765, and also that they plan on moving out in spring (apparently they didn't even know the place was foreclosed on for 6 months...they were still sending checks to the old landlord when the bank showed up at the door and told them the place had been foreclosed.)I put in an offer and the bank countered-I accepted their counter with both an inspection and finance contingency.

An inspection should be done and contract should say that if after x date y work is not completed, full rent must be paid in full.A guy works construction all day and when he gets home says, "I put in a full day!

If you ask for 50 CMAs, and then only put in 5 offers (or put in a bunch of really low offers that don't result in many contracts), you're basically asking your agent to do a lot of work for little return.But, if you're looking at 10 properties, asking for 5 CMAs, putting in 4 offers, and getting 2 accepted, that's not an unreasonable amount of work for what the agent is getting on their side.

That way you can put in the area, type of property, or ?

On my last loan from Lending Club, one person put in $9000 of the total amount.

Was I really going to put in a full-priced, no contingency (except financing) offer on a house I didn't even see pictures of...in the middle of the night...in a smelly FedEx store?