Example 1 - fines for tenants on a joint lease: Say you get fined by the city for recycling incorrectly.

Also, I'll send different letters each time, but recycle similarly to Matthew B.

Since more and more people are getting interested in Pittsburgh, now seems like as good of a time as any to recycle the good ol' Allegheny County Crime Map courtesy of a city-data.com user who spends a lot of time in the "bush" around town.  

Are you talking about cost to move it or value if you turned in that scrap metal for recycling.  

Here is what the "rules" really mean:2% - Your milk isn't as heavy, tastes like the dairy version of light beer, but you can get used to it.50% - The percentage of people, so I'm told, that drink 2% milk now.70% - The percentage of increase over the last 5 years for those now drinking 2% milk...again, so I've been told.Bottom line is this.  

Here's how it looked at selling time:Poured and polished concrete counter tops with recycled glass aggregate from beers I drank!

It could have you using the same $40-$50k over and over, simply recycling it instead of having to fork out a 20% downpayment each time, which I assume that has to end at some point because it's simply too expensive, unless you find a partner to be your financier with you and split the deals that way.

Did you see the national story about the recycling collectors soliciting booze payments from the Downtown bar Pint?

I suspect the owner already refi all the money out, stop paying mortgage & HOA fee, milking it as a rental until the first foreclose.  

Don't think that recycling other peoples inventory will make you rich, it won't end well for you.