Will I be able to sell the car for scrap and have someone haul it away or will they need to see a transfer of title specifically of the car also?  

I don't mind the wait since I'm in this for the long haul.

Its a dump.It is a small 900 sq ft rambler in a suburb but I am toying with the idea of short-term rental (there are no current rental restrictions in the city).Mostly because the company I work for is going thru an SAP software conversion and that is likely to have consultants working here in and out for years. 

My guy who hauled trash from my houses called me one day.  

They got my info (email info) from an Angel Investment site I am a member of, asking for a Loan to help with my business, I was looking for a Bootstrap Loan so I can get my business up and running, well running anyways lol, I did get it up and going lmao but I was looking for a bootstrap of $50,000.00 to get my business running, seeing I have decided to do fix and flips I need equipment, supplies, a pickup as well as a trailer to haul all the bigger stuff around.

I don't want to say I spend to much money on toys and eating out but my savings account will prove otherwise.

I would not go blow any of this money on new cars or toys or any of that stuff that tempts me when I have cash in hand.With the loan, your cash income is much less.

There could still be another eviction or two, but I think the rest of the tenants got the message when we setout the first evictee and threw out all his belongings into the snow and then hauled to the dump the next day!

:clap: I know a guy who did this.Another option is a heavy duty trailer if you are good at estimating the weight limits (what it can haul and what you need to pull a full trailer).In either case having a vehicle that you can move from one job to another to pick up small loads is a good idea.

Tearing out the wall is relatively cheap, maybe $200-300 with haul off.