For the size of our line we do use 4 pounds each year.

Well, don't be penny wise and pound foolish, for starters.

Two of the radiators being removed from my rehab had over twenty sections and were upstairs - the effort needed to move that intact is just not practical; those will be broken up and at that point they are worth about $0.10 a pound as scrap metal.

Penny wise and pound foolish, investors who lack legal business experience reading to become self taught and then represent themselves in the formation of their business where their life blood will be.

I mean it is heavy. 1 to 3 pounds per sq foot so you have to figure that into your live load calcs. 

And you are seeing dollar for dollar/pound for pound why people like mobile homes. 

You an either do that and get in the game or just sit around waiting for a great deal to fall in your lap (hardly happens).Of course, the third option is to really pound the pavement and phones to dig up a deal, but not many of us have the time for that

I do not appreciate the condescending attitude.Kenny, there was nothing there about you meant to be condescending, you're new here, I type for brevity as much as I can, just pound it out to make the point.Perhaps it was about small dealers and small deals, 98% here fall in that category.Takes time to really figure out where folks are coming from on this site and understanding the true attitude.

I'm just starting out so am hoping to find a property or two within the next several weeks, I'm definitely pounding the pavement trying to make this happen.

Pound the pavement and hussle FAST because money likes fast.