Our local waste management company (garbage and recycling) allow individual bins for 4 or less units, but require a dumpster for more.

On the back wall there is a single high shelf where they put some milk crates to organize their stuff.Getting a good pic of the space isn't easy given that they have it packed up.

I recently saw this link for a number of homes that have been created by recycling Shipping Containers.

And this inventory gets recycled every 3 to 5 years..

I do tend to disregard a missed phone payment because I have to say given the solicitations of some phone companies well I can see how you would mistake it for recycle...

If they know they can milk 2 to 3 months free rent before eviction and would normally pay 1,000 a month in rent then that is 3,000 they save versus taking your 400 bucks.Actually they save more than that because the new place will want a deposit, likely first and last, and they will have moving expenses.

They had simply recycled an old tape and claimed to own all the assets.

That just means that if its worth $2 million, for instance, it would buy as much milk and bread 12 years from now as $1 million buys now.Also not considered here is that presumably over the years rent will go up.

What I like about her site and information is that she is actually doing this, not just teaching it or recycling info from prior years before the online sales changed.Good luck!

Check your City garbage, sewer, and water bill - see if you can be a break by recycling or reducing your service (and composting).3.