Most people will see it as buying something that is 'disposable' with no long term value. 

Yes that's obvious, but that doesn't address the problem of wanting to DISPOSE of a property tax deferred.

They have 250K in their 401K at their disposal.  

To me, that signals more, not less, disposable income.

I'm wondering if this professional may already have a process for disposing/selling of the real estate.Thanks again!

One thing we should all agree on is that the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires us to protect the data, to include proper disposal.

I remove Garbage disposal if unit has one after it breaks.

I know certain investors limit all maintenance items such as CA, disposals, dishwashers etc. but I'm eager to hear the consensus out there. 

From an investment stand point, you can typically gain economies of scale through time and efficiency, market liquidity, transaction costs, concentration of units, management and labor costs, tax and record keeping, and disposing of the property.

She's the talkative one that somehow knows their entire family's history by the time we're out of there.If I did all that in "business-casual" attire they'd probably think I was a baller or something, ruining nice clothes like they're disposable.