While I understand major equipment is depreciated or deducted with a safe haven when applicable, I haven't seen anything in the books I'm reading about hand tools.

Heck, it doesn’t even really help with hiding your identity any more, the reason “experts” used to push them. 

The company should do a lot of the leg work for you including:Source the wireless carriersManage the permitsSecure, review and negotiate the leases with the carriers for youManage the construction processContinue to service the equipment throughout the lease termRenegotiate existing leases in order to secure additional leases or increase revenueThere is a very urgent need for 5G rooftop leasing on commercial buildings.

For my LTR, I am in-between providing a washer and dryer for my tenants and charging an extra $ amount/ month for the use of the equipment and not including them at all (I would sell the washer and dryer on FB marketplace). 

Hi David,I was going to create a thread almost identical to this one but decided to do a search first, and found this one.Were you able to find any PMs in Spartanburg/Greenville?

You don't want to be mowing 10 acres with a lawn tractor a 38" deck, you need equipment and a place to store equipment.

In general, these days people have a lot of equipment like computers, entertainment centers, plasmas, etc., that eat a lot of juice.

I have contracted the restoration specialists at this point only to remove the water, install de-humidifying equipment, and antimicrobial sprays. i can do tear out the damaged material myself.

section 8 properties with tenants in place (that are decent) require very little "management"....outside of an annual inspection. do it yourself if you only have a few places. you'll learn everything quickly, spend less on repairs, zero on tenant placement, and be better equipped for property managers in the future. 

You need to evacuate and recharge the system, which requires special equipment and refrigerant isn't cheap any more.