Etc.I like that they say, the money can be used the it best alleviates economic injury .. that sounds like it is pretty much left up to us to determine the best use since the owner of the business knows best what they need.Perhaps, but it specifically states it cannot be used for repairs or replacement. 

* Did a complete gut rehab of the master bathroom down to the replacement of the subfloor, * Did a kitchen rehab by repainting the cabinets, adding new countertop, new backsplash and new appliances, new fixtures, * Repainted the entire house* Added new floor to the basement living area.* Added siding to the one extra room.

In practice, I have seen roofs that were well beyond their service life and needed immediate replacement pass a conventional appraisal without being mentioned by the appraiser.

I'm looking at using Formula Roofing to replace my roof and install a skylight in my rental property.  

We always do a final QC walk-through BEFORE we allow any prospective tenants inside, then we do a walk-through with the tenant when we hand over the keys to notate anything pre-existing, such as damaged casings, frames, etc that weren't in need of replacement. 

I owned and will continue to own tenant search and screening, home upgrades, maintenance, lease writing, local permitting, and other administrative functions.The property has been repainted, some light fixtures are updated, keyless locks installed, blinds replaced, and granite countertops installed.

Do you use Operating Capital to replace a leaking roof or Busted HVAC? 

Some stuff is so small it doesn't matter (paper towel holder breaks), but sometimes it's something I am already planning to replace, covered by warranty, 2nd or 3rd time the item has needed repair, so it needs to be replaced, etc.

If older than 5 years,  replace it.Create a removable durock or fire proof enclosure within the closet,  ad a vent grill.

If it is piers and integrity of the structure that can get costly, but if you are getting the property for a price that works it can still make sense.If it is lesser like replacing joists and subfloor that is pretty common in the central Durham area as many houses are built pre 1970.