I would tell them by such such hour if it is not picked you will dispose the properties. 

Also, It's not uncommon for commercial properties to have a 90 day closing period, so if you can dispose your SFR's in 90 days, you'll be good.

Hi,We are rehabbing and need to get rid of a few disgusting refrigerators and a freezer.  There is some food (or what was food a few years ago) in them and we do not want to attempt to empty them out.  We just want to...

If he still doesn't pick up after 24 hrs, I will get the junk removal company and dispose of it. 

For those who aren't familiar it is a toilet with a grinder pump to grind the "goods" and pump the remains upwards to a source of disposal.  

I currently still live at home to safe up money for a down payment and so I can have a little disposable income to enjoy life.

We have new furnace, roof, garage doors, water heater, water softner, dishwasher, garbage disposal.

We enjoyed the process, kept our first as a rental and are at a place where we can begin investing and are interested in either a flip to sell or flip to own.It seems like everything in the marketplace is for cash sales and while we have about $30K at our disposal, it seems that this would cover the rehab budget in the deals we have been interested in.

We enjoyed the process, kept our first as a rental and are at a place where we can begin investing and are interested in either a flip to sell or flip to own.It seems like everything in the marketplace is for cash sales and while we have about $30K at our disposal, it seems that this would cover the rehab budget in the deals we have been interested in.

The adjusted basis for you is the basis that you paused depreciating mentioned earlier. 2) When you converted the rented portion to personal use, there is no gain/loss or depreciation recapture, but when you dispose of the property, both depreciation ( before  personal use and after)  will be recaptured.