These are what I like to call recycled product ( Quote by "Jay Hinrichs") , which usually has a 5 - 8 year shelf life.

Turned out the owner's son hauled the garbage and recycling himself each week.

This area is appreciating like crazy- I think are coming up on the crest of the RE cycle, but that's just my opinion. 

An electronic recycling company located in Marshalltown, that handled outdated electronic waste from local communities, schools, etc.  

And funnel a portion of that into my wholesaling business and then continue to recycle the money through investing strategies such as wholesaling.

You're in even better shape if you recycle that income back into paying down that mortgage faster, or building up a reserve for the next down payment.  

You can recycle that money more than once over the course of the year there by spreading that 10% yearly cost over more than one property/use.Joe V

Your yellow letter or flyer will be recycled like all the realtor post cards.

That is a related observation.The fact that the same thing is happening across multiple markets just confirms nationwide low inventory.When you add that to overpriced listings and cap rate compression in the face of record low interest rates,that has to have you worried.If you've invested across at least 2-3 RE cycles,you can't help but recognize the feeling of deja vu.

It should end up being a nice 5 year hold plan as the old is recycled and the new is brought in.