The age of roof,windows, carpets,water heaters,furnaces,sinks,disposal units,repairs to appliances and structural as well as lot maintenance like fence repair or ect.

End use would be a RV park with 75 plus spots It may be cheaper to have them hauled to the landfill and then they can break them down and dispose of them.

As Marcus alludes to, for residential properties the City forces you to buy waste disposal on the same bill.

Usually those random broken garage disposals are economically easier to handle than replacing a roof or HVAC system.

@Tim Fergus you're right, I will have a lot of interesting perspectives and tools at my disposal as it pertains to RE due to my job.

The last 4 years I moved into the Marine Corps Bomb Squad as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician stationed in Hawaii.

If the keys are needed let me know, if you guys changed the lock set than i will dispose of them.

I find out through a section 8 case manager that a tenant has skipped town and moved across country.  I posted 24 hour notice then inspected the property, and all his clothes are gone, but there is trash, random furni...

For appliances, I include the cost of disposing of the old ones.How accurate is this approach?

As I look forward to getting married in the next few months, being DINKs, and having a lot of disposable income, my goal is to save aggressively to invest in my first real estate deal within the next 10 months.