Garbage disposer demand seems to be specific to the submarket.

In the worst case, it's a Home Depot purchase with a 10% off coupon.Flooring I get from a carpet wholesaler.Appliances for rentals come from Craigslist or fellow landlords looking to dispose of them (usually get 'em for free from other landlords).All other general materials come from Home Depot with a 10% off coupon.

As a note...the properties were all vacant during install so the installers did not have to move furniture (which is extra) and I removed and disposed of the old carpet rather then having the installers do it (which would have been extra as well).Bottom line is that I am happy with HD.

It is a slower installation, but by far the most cost effective...Removing and disposing of asbestos is where the cost is.

Yah, I might have a personal attraction to carpet in bedrooms and I should dispose of that.

Even a fence around it doesn't help much because some people will toss their bags over the fence.I have instructions in our rental agreement for proper garbage disposal and recycling.

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Article 4 of the National Code of Ethics teaches agents how to flip, assign, sell, lease, or otherwise dispose of assets of a real estate nature.  

There are no EPA disposal requirements, no specific rules in Florida for any of this, just suggestions.

So, I'd like to remove fans, garbage disposals, etc to reduce calls and items to replace.