But, if youVe loaded a pickup they may send you to a transfer station within the site where you unload by hand. 

My last employment was salesman with a lumber company; I got laid off from that job.

Sure, there could be a lot of things, but I believe it's not worth the keep that is why the owner is unloading, deferred repairs, ugly tenants, etc.

Refinancing your present home was a mistake based on your present plans and probably makes more scenes to unload it as it seems to be a financial burden. in addition your personal decisions regarding location, family  and the amount of personal effort you are willing to put into your future plans are going to hamper those plans.

If you can create a spread and find a good deal, selling or unloading should be no problem. 

framing 562.5 lumber 262.5 plumbing rough in to final install labour 525 tile material only 536.25 electrical 787.5 tile labour 483.75 lights 75 quartz countertop material and labour 450 cabinetry supply and install 637.5 drywall to paint all inclusive 4950 carpet supply install 1368.75 cleaning and dump fees 75 plumbing finish supplies 506.25 finishing all in (doors, trim, materials) 1200 mirror and shower door 360 central vacuum tie in 150 total $12930 Cost per sq ft $21.55

You may talk to a clerk who won't know why you even care about it, and you may reach someone that has interest in unloading this non-performing asset.Regarding helping the seller, you can try to show him hard facts on home prices in that area, and pointing the repairs needed.  

So this is probably a good time to unload if it's non performing.

Lumber Liquidators also has a lot of vinyl that looks and feels pretty awesome, though I have never tried it.Though it's "scratch resistant", if you drag furniture across it, it will leave a streak.

I read this article on my local business Journal http://www.delawarebusinesstimes.com/charitable-gi...If you know anyone looking to unload an unwanted property please have them reach out to me.