In many cases this can be as simple as taking the property will all of the contents and disposing of them for the seller (remember many heirs are from out of town/state) and the last thing they want to have to do is clean out a house that has 30 years of accumulated stuff.

I have sent notes to tenants asking them to straighten up or I would dispose of the items that were cluttering the common areas.I believe it is important to give tenants a storage area...and it is not unrealistic to ask them to help keep common areas clear.

You can dispose of them after this time expires.I calculated once that it takes like 45 days to get your property back if you're fully on top of it and the tenant appeals. 

She seems very knowledgeable and competent and, apparently, has a fairly large team at her disposal.

Yet, what really I'm looking forward to is growing the company, growing with the company, and am entirely thankful to have such a great resource as BP at my disposal so that my inexperience hinders me as little as possible.Thanks y'all.  

The sight is overwhelming how much you can learn and what is at your disposal .John

If 2 layers exist already then ripping off shingles due to weight is needed and starting over which has additional labor and trash disposal costs involved.No legal advice given. 

I'm an investor and RE Investing Coach specializing in wholesaling, rehab flips, disposable LLC's, tax deed land lots, multiple choice offers and, my personal favorite, seller finance rentals.

Sanitary facilities and a safe method of sewage disposal.

Again, I don't know all the details of your deal but....RE Value = $283,000Loan Payoff = $219,000Estimated RE Sale Net (@90%) = $254,700Estimated Profit Potential = $35,700Estimated ROI = 16.30%If you took 12 months to dispose of this property, you still make a pretty darn good return.