If all goes well on the re-finance we'll have all of the initial investment pulled out of the project, or very close too it, providing and infinite ROI for many years into the future, and can recycle the money into the next project. 

It reminds me of the landlord next to one of my properties, I see him out there once and a while pickign through the tenants trash, gloves and face mask on, opening trash bag after bag, pickign out the various cans and recyclables, so proud of himself and all the $ "those tenants are just throwing away".

The amount of gold that is recycled is fairly low. 

If it simply says "standard," it cannot be forwarded, and most likely will end up in the recycling bin.

I've been recycling all my profits from my day job to build an income stream that will last generations.

I recycle mine every six months...

lol I put them in the garbage (recycle bin) where they belong.

It merely goes in to the USPS recycling bin.

Their flyers clog the shedder and paper recycling bins, for certain.So, once you've get your license and have a couple hundred probate deals under your belts, you have something to talk to attorneys about. 

Last house that I rehabbed, got somebody to take the furniture, got somebody else to take the scrap metal to recycle, and still got THREE 30 yard dumpters out of the house.There was no cars, vehicles, cash, jewelry, antiques, guns, or much of any value!