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Nathan Simons
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Best way to get rid of tenants left behind garbage?

Nathan Simons
  • Investor
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Just bought my first rental property, but I have one problem. There is a lot of old junk left in the basement. Old mattress, bed frames, doors, furniture, garbage, etc. What is the best / cheapest way to remove all of this? Thank you!

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Scott Anderson
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Scott Anderson
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Craigslist free section. Set the ad say it’s at the curb first come.

I’ve gotten rid of things in 20 minutes that way. But smaller towns may take longer. And junk may never disappear.

There’s also rent a Home Depot truck and take it to goodwill. 

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