Make sure to elect on your return to expense rather than capitalize for this (make the deminimus election) and then have a written capitalization policy for the business (stating that any thing above and beyond $2,500 will be capitalized in accordance) and most of your furniture, tools, computers ect can be expenses and not need to be added to the Balance sheet. 

dropcams are the easiest to setup, but they're not cheap ($15 cheaper at amazon)these have a monthly fee if you want it to record.https://nest.com/camera/meet-nest-cam-outdoor/i have a dropcam and 5 cheap refurbished foscams around my house, they've worked great for a few years w/out issuesthese can be setup to record with some computer apps or built in memory.https://www.amazon.com/Foscam-FI8910W-Network-Came...i've seen the internal ones  bolted outside of houses and working great as long as you try to put them where weather won't bother them.

Seriously your computer should be taken away.

Also purchased some business related items such as printer,  computer,  etc.

Doesn't have a name, but I have the numbers that paint mix computer needs.Some people say to only use one color.

If i have a $50,000 invoice detailing it was for 25 computers at $2,000 each you can write that off.

I don't mean going online as some applicants don't have computers or emails.

There are PDF study guides for each chapter that I was able to save to my computer and iBooks on my iPhone which enabled me to study on the go. 

In your scenario I would liken the tools and phone to someone buying a computer and a Morningstar subscription to help track their investments and improve the return on their stocks.  

Most people are looking up businesses now days on a device and not their computers.