- I’m one year away from being debt free, and after will have roughly 750 a month in “disposable income” to invest.

How do you handle dirty work such as debris disposal and clean up?

Or, if it's a bunch of junk, I can store it for a certain amount of time and then dispose of it.Aaron, if this is too much for you then I highly recommend you contact an attorney that can help you figure this out.

Also will items like non working garbage disposal or a dryer not vented prevent a FHA loan from going thru?

If disposing of the 2nd is a essentially another SS, how do I handle this transaction?

I say let them fail & hire me to dispose of their assets!

Other features include: Closet-Walk-In, Dishwasher, Disposal, Gas Log, Jetted Tub, Master Bath, Range Oven Free Std., Vaulted Ceilings.

Secondly, banks with their huge overhead and high break even costs are trying to find an efficient way to dispose of low priced properties.

I am going to just do those two when I do it again as I believe it is the most effective way that is at my disposal and I am familiar with.  

@Laurie PalagyiYou really could do a lot with 100k disposable income.You could put 20% down in low home value areas with good cash flow.