After a while you just recycle the ones you have on a rotation so you don’t even need to buy new ones.

I can see both sides.For me, the advantages outweigh the costs.Cost is about 2000 a year for me.I cover that helping a friend here and there make a purchase.At this point in the re cycle, most deals are non MLS but that will swing back when things turn down.Disclosures are no big deal.

Many of the old podcasts' models do not work in our current station in the RE cycle.  

There are plenty right now who are recycling tapes to the 3rd degree. 

The biggest mistake i see is folks using short term debt from a HELOC or 401K and not having a realistic way to repay it quickly so as to recycle the  capital into future investments.   

After rehabbing each unit and recycling the "trouble tenants," I was able to double the rents and positively cash flow!

The owner, which acquired it from his deceased father, recycles metal/ buys and sells junk.

Hey all, I know a lot of you solve this issue by offering discounts to tenants who handle garbage duties, (Separating recycling from garbage, pulling bags to the curb, sweeping out front etc.)But for those of you who don't take that route b/c you don't want to mix with your tenants in that way or b/c you handle it on your own.

Hi All,I have an issue I want to seek your advice on regarding the fines that are levied on landlords due to negligent tenants not following the city rules on recycling and garbage.

I’ve recycled savings from a teacher salary 8 times now.