I am very interested in using my disposable income to get into REI.

For those who've dealt with this scenario, please let me know if there are any legalities I need to follow before disposing of the contents.TIA,Bill

This works out a bit better for younger people with more disposable income and the ability to rent with roommates.

The landlord may declare this property abandoned and remove your possessions from this unit and dispose of them unless you write to the landlord stating that you have not abandoned this unit within ten days of the landlord having both posted this notice on your door and mailing this notice to you.

Their liabilities and the terms of liabilities surface, a deed in lieu of foreclosure can have consequences after the fact in disposing of assets.Your borrower doesn't have to disagree with you, what you do and how you do things can surface at some point.

Ok- 2 wealthy (and respected) people choose to spend their disposable income different ways.  

Will the lead paint add a lot in the removal and disposal of the old siding?

I am looking $5,000 to scrape the site and dispose of debris.  

We did get some estimates and because of the special way they have to remove it and dispose of the materials it was costly.

Though it sounds like a good spot to start (due to the "low" entry cost) , in theory, unless you had a lot of resources at your disposal to ensure compliance , servicing etc.