Add it to your scrap metal pile, or even keep scrap metal in it, and cash in for around $0.10 per pound :)

Welcome to BP, Susan.The timing of your business sounds like perhaps a lobster pound / processor?  

But it feels like losing weight when you can't get rid of the last 10 pounds.

Tony is now the undisputed 800 pound gorilla in the Antelope Valey near L.A. 

I'd tell her she can have out of the lease or pound sand.  .01% chance she'll actually sue .0001% she'd win if she does good luck.

Pounding the pavement, Driving for dollars, cold calling... etc. 

I spent the long Christmas weekend at the OB.  While there we looked at several properties.  It became very obvious that some owners were either unable or unwilling to spend on anything but basic type furniture and re...

In a nutshell: yes, they can create more revenue.Here's the pound of flesh in exchange:1) More capital investment - you need to furnish the properties;2) More administration as there will be more leases.  

The current lease has no language on pets either so I worry someone would bring in a 100 pound pit bull and claim ts allowed by the lease.Thoughts?

Ok, here I am after years of reading books, listening to pod casts, watching videos, subscribing to newsletters, attending seminars, scouring neighborhoods, newspapers, thrifty nickels and online sites for properties I feel as though I'm pounding my head against a wall unsure how to crash through it!!