Our cell phone bills, printer expenses, a lot of mileage on our cars, meals, etc are now classified as business expenses and get paid for with pre-tax dollars. 

And then came the money printer.

I also have a fast (more expensive) laser printer in my office - this seems silly, but when printing a receipt would cost me 30 seconds vs 5 seconds I would often mark the email unread to leave it for "later".

I am going out today to buy 4 items:  A hammer, nails, a cheap (non-capital) printer, and printer paper.Take it away.........

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It's time to load up the money printers with ink because that's what is going to happen in 2026. 

Until we turn down/off the money printers, things (including houses) will continue to get more and more expensive (and a 50 year mortgage is money printing).

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.  

Stay leveraged--we are likely to see high inflation due to the money printer being used to placate the masses with government programs.Finally, NYC always comes back, it might take 20 years and probably new leadership, but it will always come back, so if you can find a good deal there, take it.

its three months of owning a money printer. 9mths of paying bills with no real income.