We have 2 leases near my home, but they haven't put the equipment in.

I've heard of some investors throughout the US who have had some decent success with a unique strategy: Buying a plot of land, putting up a fence, and leasing the lot to companies to park heavy equipment and vehicles on.

You will weed out the contractors who are not looking for that type of work right off the bat.FYI for anyone that sees this commentThe new regulations on HVAC equipment moving forward is going to add a lot of money to the cost of your jobs.

It's the natural grade at the house corners, possibly the AC pad or other lowest equipment servicing the residence, deck or porch attached to house, garage slab elevation, basement floor, crawlspace.

I do know both sites always shows “identity verified “ after booking.

Alternatively, enclose and secure the area for one set of laundry equipment or the other. 

We are equipped with the resources & tools necessary to create just about anything you can think of. 

The positive side of being around many identical units (both complexes that we're in have 3 or 4 floorplans) is comparable sales and comparable rents are easy to find.

Look for any moist on the soil as well as disturbed soil which will show that either equipment or tools were placed in that area. 

Section 1231 gains include gains from the sale of depreciable property such as real estate, machinery, and equipment used in a trade or business.