I have read that, but most of our time was spent on “improving” (replacing a linoleum bathroom floor with a radiant heat system and marble tile mosaic flooring). They specifically say “not improving”. When you dig further into it, the reasoning seems to be more about making you depreciate improvements instead of expensing them. I don’t understand why they put that under whether your time is personal use or not, but they did. I had planned to de minimus expense the cost anyway, not depreciate it, but the way they wrote it led me to believe the time spent had to be counted as personal use.
