I was able to recycle the leases upon renewal and didn't pay any commissions for the rental, which is a savings of over $4,000 if you consider the rental commission to be 1 month rent.

I can assure you that I'd rather have to figure out how I can recycle 100k in equity than figure out how I can pay taxes on 100k in taxable cash flow.Here's the best part: you CAN cash flow in these "hybrid" markets (outside of the commonly used extremes CA/NY vs. the midwest).

@Scott Roberts milk, eggs, and gasoline will appreciate over the long term as well, but that doesn't make them a great investment.

Louis your city refuse (Trash & Recycle Dumpsters in the alley) is tied to your water bill and oddly water charges are based on number of rooms in the home and stormwater fees, not actual usage.

Took me 3 hours . making money is the easy part , learning how to spend is the hard part From the remodel of our current house (complete rewiring of the electric and a good bit of replumbing) we had a copy paper box of copper to recycle.

BRRRR is very powerful since you can continue to recycle the same capital in deal after deal, @Edward Eloma.

Bread and milk will raise in prices gas will go up ...

They recently bought the old metal recycling center as well as other lots in the area. 

I can get a 1/2 gallon of milk at 7-11 for 3.00 or I can go to Walmart and get a gallon for 4.00Your model is predicated upon what and where you buy.

It's like that Seinfeld episode where Newman and Kramer are trying to figure out how to profit from taking their recyclables to Michigan.