I’m assuming these count as capital expenses, but can I still write them off because they’re “used” and from a personal seller rather than from a store?

Take measurements of all rooms and consider a basic floor mapping tool so tenants can gauge how well/if their furniture will fit before booking a viewing. 

A small family owned 3rd generation hardware store in the rural area had their bank account and credit lined removed.

For example, liquor stores, hardware stores, banks, and curbside got MORE customers.

So for example, according to Google, a dishwasher has a lifespan of about 10 years, a garbage disposal is about 8 years, and an air conditioner is about 12 years.Sticking with the dishwasher example from above, at my local big box store, the mid range model of dishwasher is about $600 dollars.

The only issue this area has run into is that many of the stores that anchored it economically have fallen onto hard times (Sears). 

Representative Doug Ricks (R-Rexburg) and Senator Dean Mortimer (R-Idaho Falls) carried the bills in their respective legislative chambers.In the past, if a Landlord won in court, they would have to hire a moving company to remove a tenant’s property, pay to store it, and then pay the Sheriff to have an auction.

Most military families like to ship their household goods (furniture, car, belongings, etc.) out 1-3 weeks earlier, depending on how far they are moving, so that they arrive around the same time as their household goods.

Are you buying it turn key, all furniture.

@Spiro Klonizakis my specific concern is that the stores (such as Home Depot, Lowes, Rona) wouldn't be open or giving business due to all of this.