I use their deposit to clear out the trash, my handyman likes the extra scrap recycling money, landfill & City drop off (paint, used oil, batteries, etc.) handle the rest.  

in Portland they just decided or passed an ordinance that any home older than about 1935 to demo it has to be deconstructed by hand with as much recycling as possible.. that adds 15 to 40k to your demo bill.. if you bought 6 months ago that could be most if not all of your profit. 

Mostly recycled ideas you could easily find for free.

I think this model makes a lot of sense as the “provider” can make a wholesale fee and then their investors can recycle capital.

If this project goes well I would like to be able to recycle my money some how and build another to keep this process going.

Still, a few of my clients who have been patient have been able to recycle the same money three or four, or even five times to buy buildings. 

This link will give you costs for trash and recycling and also give you costs of water/sewage, which, as you mentioned, will only help you estimate due to it being a usage cost, but it's better than nothing. http://www.minneapolismn.gov/solid-waste/customer/solid-waste_billing

My current plan is to cash out refi, recycle capital when it’s advantageous, and hold forever.

I have more time than money at the moment so my thought is to get as much money out and then go recycle it through a few rehab/flip/build deals. 

FHA financing offers often goes straight to the recycle bin in big metro markets like LA.