Garbage/Recycling one account paid by us.

This is where an attorney will come in and start milking the cow.  

I know new reservoirs are planned for N TX and big pipelines and recycling systems are being built.

FWIW, I was thinking of something like this: http://www.grar.com/property/mls/12044036 My guess is that it needs tons of updating when each unit recycles??

Like, say I need them to go pick up and put out a new recycling bin, they'd get paid for going to do that small errand.

There was a walking path through the rooms with plastic milk jugs crushed from walking on them.

I'm excited because it looks to me that we are at the bottom of the RE cycle and now that I am getting laid off I can rollover my 401K and cash balance into a self-direct IRA.

The exhaust of water should be far enough away from the house so that it doesn't recycle.

The ideal strategy for me is buy for cash below market value, fix it up and rent it out, take out a loan at new (hopefully higher) appraised value, then recycle the cash.

Doing short term deals with a bank is also not profitable for a bank, they need to see the money sit out there long term, book the loan, make interest, borrow more from the Fed and loan it out and build a portfolio, not recycle the same dollars.