(later Cramer, Berkowitz, & Co.) in 1987.

If you sell it to a rehabber, you gotta buy it low enough that they can fix and sell it and make their coin, thus the ARV being so important...Anyway, I think you've at least got something worth going after based solely on the numbers.

The other side of the coin is that excluding pets eliminates a large percentage of the market.

@Karen Margrave Have done storage wars a bit, two great ones come to mind, one free with tires nephew sold for $6k and another after doubling investment kept a few things to include a $5 gold coin from 1911, woo hoo!

The property is in Hamilton Co in Cincinnati OH.

I'm not sure if you're in this for the long haul or just passing thru but you might want to establish a good business relationship here and there.... my coin.  

Paul Coin

And that's the other side of the coin :).

We've apparently just fallen into money through no effort of our own and now relish the opportunity to take advantage of others less fortunate.Well, I better get back to lounging in my money pool and counting gold coins!

I had a friend who owned coin operated self service car wash.