This is a key strategy to growing your real estate portfolio at a reasonable fast pace because you can recycle your down payment funds into the next project faster.Hope this helps.

I was also reading that trash and recycling is free.  

I'm considering diverting more of my income into tax advantaged accounts, as it's not worth paying taxes on the income now if I can't find good opportunities to invest the money.  

So the HML wants to recycle capital as fast as possible to increase overall yield on their money.

But the 320 unit and 296 unit apts I recently invested in are expected to perform much better in yield and IRR at this time in the RE cycle.  

As @Curt Davis mentioned https://limaonecapital.com looks like a good options to start with.Then go to the market and try to understand what a good deal is. you will need to look at over 12% gross yield and minimum 15% bellow retail value for it to be a reasonable deal. remember you need that discount OR equity upside as its non appreciating market and you want to recycle your money/deposit out.

3-unit in Cook County, garbage/recycle $58.61 a month for the smallest containers.

The icing on the cake is that a lot of vinyl floors are comprised of recycled materials and are completely recyclable themselves.

While searching the net I found to read certain blogs in Gorilla Bins ( http://www.gorillabins.ca/blog/how-to-start-an-e-waste-recycling-business/ ) about how to start an E-waste recycling business.It seems more informative to me.But still, I need some suggestions from the experienced persons because I am new to this field. please do help me! 

Smoke damage and mold issues and electric meter monkeying/diverting (with huge fines from your utility) will knock any extra monthly you got out quickly.