I took my check, got in my truck, and as I was just about ready to leave I noticed he had a brand new "for rent" sign he was nailing to the tree.

This house was to be a rental and a pool along with a rental property is bad news, so it had to go.The company charged me a little over $5,000 to professionally jackhammer the concrete into small junks, haul away all the concrete, and fill the hole with a truck load of fill dirt.

Does seller have to sell his truck to pay the realtor?

I write down addresses or just turn on my laptop while in the truck and see what I can find out.

A friend of mine that makes $300,000 a year, works at home (no overhead), has awesome cars, trucks, bikes, 4,500sqft home with 3 bay garage, always vacationing, partying and he was always depressed.

We have a house payment, and a truck payment.

My boss then proceeded to get a nylon tie down strap out of his truck and hooked it up to my machine and the rubber.

Even with higher priced properties, I would caution against going much above about $1,500 - $2,000, but it may make sense depending on the circumstances.Lastly, you pay them when the truck is loaded.

One waited in his truck until the atty showed up, the other was sitting on the steps & said he had been waiting all day.

Here's a moving truck, storage rental, and a week at a local motel...