@Troy S.I have some cash, a shitload of drive, 6 years of construction management experience with a top GC, a year of sales experience with a top Equipment Rental Company, a RE license in MA, a few residential deals under my belt and common sense.

If your primary is unavailable it would be wise to have your backup step in and already have the arrangement ironed out.Our cleaner's husband is a cabin contractor, handyman etc. and has been a big help in dealing with deferred maintenance items found on the inspection... and the pair of them as our boots on the ground means we can ship items larger and more complex than normal and have them placed.. think furniture, electronic equipment, etc. rather than only being able to ship cleaning supplies and linens.   

I work for my brother who owns a rental company for heavy equipment in Sacramento.

If you remove the stove, mircowave, any cooking equipment, you should be okay.

I'd miss a call or something while running equipment, but could return it right away.  

As long as you use it for your businessalso heavy equipment  like a back hoe dump truck  loader etc.. invest in a business that needs these things.. like I am looking a PODS franchise you have to buy 500k worth of pods that would be a write off. 

I have even done deals for investors and myself where we take other types of collateral, such as boats, vehicles, equipment, etc.

Definitely echo the sentiments that $0 money investing is much more myth and marketing snake oil than being plausible.Closest thing I know to quick easy funding is a 0 fee, 0% credit card balance transfer but not everyone can command 30K plus credit limits and I wouldnt recommend that path unless you are equipped to handle that debt once the promotional APR expires

@Ram V.A bit of research shows that the equipment needed including compressor, furnace, tubes, etc comes to around 3k.

If you break things down such as some equipments, Kitchen appliances, or special roof or something, each asset has a different life term.