@Daryl Arias in some areas the costs of disposal is more than recycling and in others it makes no economic sense to recycle.

(And still have plenty of disposable income)

The individuals, who are called joint tenants, share equal ownership of the property and have the equal, undivided right to keep or dispose of the property."

But it's far too valuable a vehicle to abandon just because a few missed it individuals have misused this critical real estate consulting tool.In a shifting market, you will often need all the legal, sound, historically proven financing solutions at your disposal to get some tough transactions closed.As a real estate sales consultant, you are buyers and sellers expect you to educate them about all the financial options they might have to create the best win-win transaction possible.So, when the market shifts it's time to bring out the creative financial ideas and expand everyone's opportunities.....

Currently, when I need to replace an appliance, there's a local place that will set us up with a "gone over" used appliance with a 6month warrantee and dispose of the old one for $10.

. $50/70 seems like a disposable item. :)

What I don't have at my disposal are any MLS or market dynamics (e.g. are these listed properties?...

Sometimes they've let small maintenance issues go; we find out after they move that a closet door is off the track, the garbage disposal doesn't work, some of the window blinds are broken or jammed, light bulbs not working, holes in the walls from picture frames, tub stoppers missing, smoke detector batteries dead.

depends on the income class...i do lower to median income tenants..no ceiling fans, no icemakers, no dishwashers, no garbage disposals, no carpet..anything that's not required by minimum housing code is something that they can braek and will expect you to fix...carpet will need to be changed between tenants...i paint my hardwood floors brown instad of sanding and staining bc most tenatns will put rugs down on them anyawys...i try to use commerical grade VCT tiles as mucha s possible.you can buff them and clean them up pretty easily...just think durability...you want stuff that will last and look decent in 5 years still...

If so he may wind up having to dispose of his note to qualify for medical benefits from the state.