Once completed, work (consisting of crosswalk, lighting, and landscaping improvements; new bike racks, trolley shelters, and signage; as well as “big belly trash and recycling bins at every intersection”) will begin next year."

Also, the company has a service where they take the capsules back and recycle it and they bring you new ones.

Hello, I have a great interest in environmental sustainability and have read a few books on green real estate development such as "Green Home Improvement," "A Contractor's Guide to LEED Certified Construction," "Green Building and Remodeling for Dummies," and others.I like the idea of starting out small with my rentals where it makes sense - energy efficient appliances, using recycled materials when doing upgrades, with the possibility of branching into adding solar panels/doing green new build construction once I gain experience and know areas where it will be profitable. 

(pressure treated wood contains pesticides)Solar hot water heater or on demand tankless Low flow faucet fixtures and toiletsNon-VOC (volatile organic chemicals) paint, caulks and sealantsReverse osmosis household water filtration systemRecycled tile, bamboo or cork wood flooring with non-toxic underlayment, or natural fiber carpeting (most standard laminate and carpeting contains toxic sealers and chemical treaments/dyes)Greywater recycling system for plumbing

Tying up the money is what's holding me back from wanting to move forward with Turnkey since I can't recycle it.

Since you have rehabbed the properties, you should be able to pay your promissory note, or just recycle his note to you and get another property.

I was going to say just put the 30k into great deals and it will keep growing and you should be able to recycle it, however your plan is exponentially better.

Other then that, she called me because the town didn't take her recyclables, the plow guy didn't plow her steps fast enough in a blizzard, small bees nest, sink smells, the landscaper is a issue, the town put too much snow at the end of her driveway, didn't shovel mailboxes, problems with people down stairs and how they park.The latest thing that put me over the edge is the screen broke in the storm door.

To make this more streamlined, I'll do dates.2020-2022: Process of evicting an inherited tenant that had too many people in the unit, kept the unit in horrible shape, racked up multiple trash fines for putting recycling in trash (up to $700 that I was responsible for), the list goes on and on.

Just know where you are in your local RE cycle, that's all I'm saying.