at my personal residence, we have a monthly bulky waste day that comes with our garbage service fee.  

Also, in this case, I think the seller would be very unhappy if I re-sold the house without paying off his mortgage first.Here's an update: My husband and I visited OUR new house for the first time this weekend, and the seller left behind a huge amount of nice furniture, audio/visual/comuter equipment, and other goodies.

I even know people who get trickles of water that come in through the clay blocks and then down the drain.I even know people that get a couple inches of water in their basements at least once every couple years, and its almost like they just treat it as a normal routine of clean up and then end up filling the space back up with furniture as though it'll never happen again .But i think the trend is startinv to change alot and basements are starting to become a more used space for beyond just storing stuff.  

I had to get temp accommodations along with storage for furniture.

Lots of clothes, furniture, art, cars, a long since spoiled butchered deer in a freezer that had been unplugged for about a year.

He literally just pulls the random piece of furniture aside and sets them loose before he leaves the house and he comes home to clean floors.

It hardens up pretty well and resists scratching from furniture better.

Here's one athttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/67210-realeflow-open-road-3x-versus-freedomsoft-vs-sims-20I looked at FS a while back and I got the impression that it was bulky with many features but the $67 monthly fee was better than others on the market.

It is literally everywhere in the house:  even on the furniture.  

Specifically, I am concerned with how often I will need to replace either floor given animals, scratching from furniture, and etc.