In my case, I was looking at saving a couple hundred bucks at best by doing it myself, or having it installed professionally in just a couple of days - and not worrying about getting a broken countertop shipped multiple times.

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The best thing that could happen is that they are broken up so they would actually be separate. lol These banks are so large that no one can properly oversee them.

It has the old roll out windows but none are broken or malfunctioning.

Hasn't broken ground yet but will definitely have an impact.

So this post is not for those who oppose this method.My question is when I have an item that is not fully depreciated but becomes obsolete (broken microwave) I have done a journal entry to move the remaining depreciation of the item into a repairs expense account.Do you feel that is the correct procedure?

., I could but if it was broken I want it fixed to the state it was before or better.

Let's say your $100,000 house is broken down into sub categories

If your tenant calls you about a leaky toilet or broken AC there's no reason you or  your handyman shouldn't be out there the following day trying to fix the problem. 

I wrote a letter to the company stating all of the reasons I wanted my money back (3 pages of reasons), a list of the items broken down and a statement saying I would contact all sorts of media outlets and the Massachusetts and Utah state attorney general's office.