That they recycle money and just pay expanses of hard money lender. 

Dust door, window and floor trimWash walls with dish soap and warm waterWipe light switch plate and door handles Wash windows, check screens & latchesTest all outlets for polarityBegin PAINT PREP sequence if necessary Sweep floor Check doorbellExteriorMow lawnPull weedsTrim bushes/treesSweep the walkways/porch/driveway/sidewalkReplace any burned out light bulbsCheck recycle bin / trash containerBegin PAINT PREP sequence if necessary

They're also 95% recyclable water and 100% biodegradable.

Black soil or sand.3 inch clean rock or recycled concrete.  4 inches for base.  

Have big trash /recycling cans and maybe more than one.

OR,  why not create another swale for the sole purpose of recycling  all the waste directly where you need it?    

Save it though - copper is worth selling/recycling even still in the jacket.

@Daniel O'Neil we have used a lot of the companies that you may or may not have heard of and what we've experienced is that most of them recycle all the same data from the same databases - it's just a matter of how they package it.

The way to work around this is reduce your invested capital and buy something that needs significant work, force some appreciation over a year, and refinance that into a rental loan (BRRRR) so that you can recycle that capital into your next deal.Alternatively, use the 3.5%-5% downpayment to buy in a location that would be conducive to MTR and STR strategies.

@Jaquetta TurnerSo the 2 strategies are1. 2-5-7 Cash Flow For Life2 properties In 5 Years and Pay them All Off in 7 YearsSo it's 100% money recycle formulaLook up @Ed Boutros - Free At 23His interview with @Andrew Holmes talks about this strategy.I just took it to the next level.4 years 53 properties and pay them off in 7 yearsRahul