How are you generating leases and other legal forms for your properties?

That will create generational wealth.

I’m a former West Point Army engineer officer turned project manager and the founder of Generational Growth.Generational Growth is built on a simple idea: grow and give with abundance.

Buying used comes with a number of considerations - equipment age, lease terms, traffic into the laundromat, wash and fold, there's a long list.There's some good advice from others. 

The best way to ease the burden is to create or buy something that generates business or passive income — because business owners and investors get to deduct everything it takes to earn that income.2.

But I would love to start and eventually have some STRs out of state that generate a more passive income, vacation home, and maybe retire in it one day. 

Add a smart lock (like Schlage Encode or August) and you can manage guest access codes remotely without having to coordinate key drops.If you already paid off the ADT equipment, maybe ride it out until your contract ends — but if you’re on a month-to-month, switching will save you money and give you more control.

For office equipment (when I bought my laptop) or new printer, I believe my accountant spread it across my properties, since I generally spend equal amounts of time on each property, since they are all single families.  

A massive step beyond google search, but certainly not sentient yet either.I'll take a stab at explaining my understanding of what goes on under the hood: 1) Large language model chatbots (like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc) turn the text you type into numbers (vectors).2)Then they use advanced algorithms to understand the contextual relationships between those numbers. 3) Finally, they synthesize a response based on that understanding.The responses can appear creative and downright impressive because they are considering a massive amount of information, logical relationships between words and context that the human brain is simply not equipped to handle itself.

He left some heavy equipment here with us that I decided to sell a couple months ago, for $37,000.