If the home has a garbage disposal in the kitchen I would remove it.

You might get a virtual eye-roll but you'll never hear about.What I think wouldn't be prudent is trying to dissect if they bought the "most budge friendly" garbage disposal.

With a management team in place, I'll set up a non-profit organization that helps third world countries repurpose their garbage and greatly improve their living conditions.

I don't believe in instant gratification, something for nothing, basically mentally diseased, GARBAGE!!!  

The house has already had the wiring stripped out, garage door stolen, A/C stripped, and lots of other miscellaneous vandalism such as rocks through the windows, garbage dumped there by illegal contractors looking to unload carpeting, cement, etc.I hopped in my truck and drove out there.

Filter should be clean and intact.Sink: should be clean, free of grease and garbage.

@Ji Choi Typical wholesaler / unlicensed broker garbage.  

Between art/decor, kitchen utensils/dishes, furniture, linens, and all the other random items required (TVs, router, garbage cans, etc), we’re projecting close to $40,000 (per house) to get the places up and running.

Economics is garbage unless practiced by the few, the rigorous, and the hyper virtuous.

She is human garbage.