$5,500 is probably two years of your cash flow. i will second and third the gravel recommendations. had a 10 ton gravel dump truck show up for $500 before, so unless that's against the city code, i'd go that route instead.  

Generally we use "haul out" crews to come at the end of the day and load a truck with garbage to take to the dump.

He is worried about his truck and his tools, not worth it he says.I have seen a lot of houses over the years that have been "remodeled" remotely and I have seen the "quality" of work that can come without the owner checking in person.

Their investments with us continue to provide solid value which allows them the freedom to see if more involved versions of RE investment will work for them as well.Anyway, sorry for the monster post, I just always like to welcome newbies and I think it helps to have a bit of a research checklist to provide some semblance of order to the informational whirlwind.

Then with rental increases and refi you likely have 200 to 250 spread between debt and cap rate with monster cash flow for single tenant passive NNN property whereas if investors waited the sellers typically sell on 75 to 150 spreads in lower debt market times.

Now that monster cashflows $400 a month and I'm starting my third rental rehab project.Just do it! 

He did help out the day I needed the truck and thought picking up 26 bags of quickrete and dropping them off at the house ourselves wouldn't be difficult. never again.

And it sounds like the applicant’s son’s monster dog is there frequently on weekends but I can’t get a straight answer on how often the monster dog is there.There is no previous landlord to call.

We rent and the tree in the front yard overhanging to road fell on my wife's truck.

You buy a Ford truck for $50k and use Section 179 to write $50k off. 3 years down the road, it's falling apart, and you need a new truck, because, well, it's a Ford.