They'll end up selling (or trying to sell) these poor pups on Craigslist for a fraction of what they thought they'd make, and more adoptable dogs at the pound will get euthanized.

Of course, they will often still ask for it, and a seller can say "pound sand", and the buyers can walk (or at least try to).

I weighed 362 pounds at my highest and had a gastric bypass in 1994.

I might have a marketing type pound keys to drum up investors to send me deals with under the radar promotional threads and have someone just finding birddogs to feed the machine. :)    

His broker may have a conservative approach, and pounds that into his agents.

So if a seller tells the selling broker to go pound sand after that broker produced a buyer, there is going to be a very angry broker.

I hate getting spam and unwanted phone calls so I thought I would call upon the bigger pockets community to get a ball park figure and idea of best companies out there.

If you make a tight cut in a door way and then the floor expands it will apply unwanted pressure and you could get air pockets under the floor also.

For example, several thousand pounds of gravel - cheaper to have it delivered by a materials company than to buy bags of gravel at Home Depot and haul it ourselves.One thing a lot of people don't seem to know about, regarding getting rid of stuff, is that your local trash company may already do large pick-ups of junk as part of your trash service (included in what you already pay). 

@Ewa Reza I agree, I don't think it makes economic sense for people to accept buy out offers if they are thousands of dollars under market, but some people like the idea of getting a big pile of cash - perhaps it is penny wise pound foolish, or maybe it is the imputus to move to a more reasonable area to live.