and payoff in 10 years or lessCons for Cheap:  Outdated interiors, questionable insulation (I HATE getting calls in the middle of winter re: cold house-and this is on my old stick-builts); plastic sinks, cheap cabinets, and the inevitable nuisance repairs-even after rehabbing them. 

We ended up going with @Mark Fries (HomeMax).

here are a few more contacts.....we have a local guy that buys old shipping containers & makes them into smaller dumpsters but that's a lot of do you yourself welding etchttp://www.bearicuda.com/enclosures/Industrial-plastic-cubic-yard-waste-dumpsters-receptacle-trash-bins.phphttp://www.ameri-kan.com/ http://www.par-kan.com/http://www.poynetteironworks.com/index.asp

A blue cart for recycled items (paper, plastics, aluminum), and a regular trash.

Friends at arm's length you might say, don't mean we'd go on trips together or go out together but just a tad more than just a tenant relationship.The, hey, come on in, have a beer, or here, try this I just made it, kind of stuff happened often, cookies, pie, cake, fried chicken, yes, fudge too, what ever.   

Larry Fried would know about that company if it is indeed the same one..

I have seen smaller rocks work their way thru the soil and come to rest against a plastic or copper pipe and slowly rub a hole in it.

@Larry Fried Oklahoma Sucks you definitely want to stay in Oregon

@Mark Fries so I'm clearly biased here but I have to disagree.

There are 1” plastic and 2” fake wood blinds on AmazonThey are approximately the same priceThe 1” start to droop in a matter of weeks The 2” so far look great after almost a year