Not sure how to offer "fresh" items like milk or bakery muffins if I can't have them in a supply closet for the maids to put out after a cleaning...I am putting a Keurig in and planning to offer a variety of coffee, tea, and hot cocoa pods and some shelf-stable half and half or creamers.

Who do I make responsible for making sure the garbage and recycling are separated correctly (to avoid a ticket) and placed on the curb on pick up days.

I don't want to be milked for my money by some stranger, I want a clean deal across the table.

It fits the definition adopted by other hack projects that are used everywhere.In the world we live in now, everything is about recycling or reusing things that already exist. 

you should check it out.. he makes some that are out of recycled glass and are real fun with all sorts of color mozaics.. and local to Charleston.

You can also recycle that first property down payment into multiple future properties with rehab and refinancing.

If you're having the roofers come in after you do the tearoff, make sure the dumpster is there for them as well... they'll have cut pieces of new shingles and similar stuff to get rid of.I have also seen a couple of dumpster companies that offer a lower rate if all you're putting in it is shingles, no general trash - I suspect they are hauling it to either a recycling plant or a construction and demolition landfill, which is cheaper for them than a general-purpose landfill. 

BRRRR in order to recycle your capital and continue growing your portfolio.Not to mention infinite returns if done correctly and you get all of your money back out.

Fair observation...he wants to recycle the capital sooner...unit by unit...maximum IRR. 

@Allan Anderton You would refi so you can pull your cash back out to reinvest into the next deal and continue to recycle your capital over and over again to ultimately grow your portfolio.