I've seen so many articles about starting with $0, and I know I can just follow those steps too but because of the cash flows at our disposal, is there a better starting point? 

Blinds should also be free of dust and window frames are to be cleaned.REFUSE, RUBBISH, AND UNWANTED ITEMS are to be disposed of properly, and set out on the appropriate day.

The attorney's agreement really isn't disposing of the property interests and can linger out there for some time.

Service sector jobs tend to pay less than manufacturing and similar jobs so the families of these workers have less disposable income.

The purpose of claiming deductions is to increase your disposable income on money that is or can be taxed.  

Sanitary facilities and a safe method of sewage disposal.

Relating to my age group and generation still paying college debt, building a career, but may or may not have a huge amount of disposal income and also not having the right social circles to discuss these types of topics.  

It seems in Atlanta a common theme is to dump tires,trash at these vacant apartment buildings than to take to the dump and pay the fees.In one instance there are about 10,000 tires dumped illegally.I have been told with that many you might can call a tire plant processing center and they will pick up and melt the tires down for you for free.Just wondering if anyone else ran across this.I know to dispose of tires yourself is about 3 dollars per tire at the dump but with this many I think the plant will pick up for free.

Here are the numbers/info below:Property Address Osprey Dr:ARV $250k-$260kAsking $215kTenant in good standing; lease expires in 14 months; monthly rent $1195 (can increase to $1400 after lease expires)$4,000 earnest depositNeed to close by 3/31/2018 to do a 1031 exchangeRefrigerator was purchase new in July 2017; there is an extra A/C unit that was brought from another rental; recently replaced furnace, roof, gas cooktop, oven, disposal, all bath vanity lights, extra insulation blown in attic, and the water heater was changedMichael Askew II

This client has privately been very successful in purchasing, renegotiating, and disposing of notes in a private fund model.