stsbuyer wrote:Worst part is when the customer is so rough on the quipment you have repair it before you can rent it again!!!!!!!

That generally costs extra.

[quote="BlauBear]............That generally costs extra.[/quote]


Hmmmmm... and just how might we know that BB

[/Hmmmmm... and just how might we know that BB [quote="BlauBear]............That generally costs extra.

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Look who he runs with........

Commander Kitty

Now boys...all of you are threading on thin ice with this topic and your percieved knowledge of the subject.


Innocent

Innocent wrote:Now boys...all of you are threading on thin ice with this topic and your percieved knowledge of the subject.


Innocent

Bob259 wrote:

BlauBear wrote:............That generally costs extra.

Hmmmmm... and just how might we know that BB

I hear rumors...

jneihouse wrote:More technically correct, from an accountant's perspective, she actually rented it out didn't sell it....

Commander Kitty

In the immortal words of Bill Dana (aka Jose Jimenez) "Money can't buy happiness...but chew can rent it"

Come see me BB....I have lots to pick from some with low milage...thier claim willing to provide services for bail......just picked up

malinois wrote:Come see me BB....I have lots to pick from some with low milage...thier claim willing to provide services for bail......just picked up

Fresh picked, as it were...

You bet, some real peaches.....some imports too !!

Whoa boy! Doesn't renter assume full liability for personal damage here, or are antibiotics part of the package?

So what I have is a long term lease? I pay for fuel, maintenance and storage and I don't get to rerent it to make a profit. Can I depreciation it?

dwl wrote:So what I have is a long term lease? I pay for fuel, maintenance and storage and I don't get to rerent it to make a profit. Can I depreciation it?

Nope, and don't even think about renting another property at the same time.

BlauBear wrote:

dwl wrote:So what I have is a long term lease? I pay for fuel, maintenance and storage and I don't get to rerent it to make a profit. Can I depreciation it?

Nope, and don't even think about renting another property at the same time.

I also think there is something stipulated in the 'Drilling lease rights' that you have to be careful of.... ;)