@Diana Tian Get on google maps and search for disposal or dumpster.  

After about 20 years the homes generally lose 60% of the value, and the owners don't mainrain them either because they are considered as disposable.  

Your state landlord-tenant law will probably have some clear language of how and what you can dispose of and what you have to store for them in a reasonably secure place.  

I have $40k in savings as disposable cash with I can put down on the property and I was thinking about financing for 10 year term.

We even had investors who were interested in helping us out, and we had a few million at our disposable.

Curenrly I work full time in mental health and I have a fairly considerable amount of capital at my disposal to start my real estate investing business. 

That being impossible, I would call the coroner's office and get their advice; they are usually not in favor of human remains, even ashes, being disposed of casually.

Tons of information and wisdom is at your disposal now, use it all!!

It sounds like you'll be paying them for the privilege of disposing of a mobile home.

I love my relaxed schedule and the freedom it offers, but I feel as though I should be spending less time sipping tea and reading detective novels and more time acquiring wealth.3-Generate more 'disposable' income to put towards investing.