True story with myself just a few weeks ago:  I was in need of a new, large piece of equipment for my office.  

Another thing to consider is quality of material, Appliances, equipment, being installed in the first place.

In some instances it is either not possible or not cost effective to air seal the top floor ceiling/attic assembly (i.e. when there is mechanical equipment in the attic and many penetrations of the top-floor ceiling/attic assembly or in the aforementioned case of old balloon framed buildings) and turning the {unvented} attic into a conditioned space via insulating the roof deck is undertaken.  

Each unit has 2 bedrooms a bathroom a living room a kitchen and a washer & dryer.

Now another part of pipe also "sunken" under kitchen area, and flooded, camera wont pass. or see beyond foundation of house. 

We recently purchased some lawn equipment (expense, not capital) that we will use solely for the existing and future rental properties. 

Bed frame mattress box spring nightstands lamps rug 500-700Smart TV, convertible couch tables lights decor 800-1000 Linen, terry, kitchen supplies 200-300These are obviously loose numbers but to give you a general idea of price breakdown.

The landlord was probably first time being landlord, they were really very uptight about keeping the house clean, where we put the shoes, how much we cook, how many time we do the laundry, at the beginning (well, after the contract has already been signed, otherwise I would have changed my mind when I hear this) they even ask if they can make a schedule of my cooking time like what day what time I cook, I guess they wanted to make sure everybody in the house can use the kitchen, but the hell??

I'll be ripping up all the flooring regardless and installing lifeproof plank in the kitchens/bathrooms at a minimum. 

This is the only asset in the LLC other than farm equipment and cattle we depreciate on 4562, there are c couple of barrns on property we depreciate as well but do not depreciate our house.