When it comes to kitchens, the more you know about cabinet design and construction, the more money you'll make figuring out how to reuse and recycle stuff you pick up cheap or free.

I just leave a note with the keys, info on mail (full mailing address and location of the nearest community mailbox and how to go about getting a key-we can't do that, the tenants have to-gotta love Canada Post), garbage pick up and recycling info.

These big old companies are milking their property’s RE value, not so much innovative value.

Again I'm assuming all spare rent after reserves goes to the mortgage, because I want to accelerate the happy day when the milking period begins and all the rent goes into my pocket.  

I have occasionally seen some of the really old posts recycle and it is interesting to see @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner so active with posts. 

But man did she milk the clock, there wasn't 3 hours worth of trim!

One could be newly renovated, but not performing due to bad management, the other could be loaded with deferred maintenance and teetering on obsolete, but the owner is milking every last ounce of return out of it .... the CAP rate will not discern.  

They donate to their charities whatever they can, they might send some items for recycling, and to the dump with the rest.

Here’s several things I failed at the first time I tried them: Kissing a girl, changing a diaper, painting a house, pouring a glass of milk, changing a car tire, doing a podcast, buying a property, taking a math test, talking, walking and eating.

Items found in these locations will be promptly discarded•There is a recycle bin in the laundry room.