Most people thought it was a light switch or even the garbage disposal switch.$13.33 To unscrew a small bottle opener and supposedly repairing the two little holes.$20.00 To repair a cracked microwave exhaust cover, which was actually already cracked when we moved in, but we didn’t catch it early enough to get it on our move-in walk-through report unfortunately.$6.67 To remove the piece of duct tape and residue over the crack of the microwave exhaust cover we had placed.$3.33 To put a smoke detector back on the ceiling (We had finally removed it because no matter how many times we replaced the battery, we finally realized it was broken, we could never get it to stop the constant annoying chirping, And we forgot to put it back up before leaving)And the most ridiculous one of all…$20.00 To take our 2 trash cans to the curb along with the some extra bags of trash and old empty cardboard boxes.

All the public records are at your disposal; often for a fee.

More traditional marketing methods, less traditional method of disposing of property.

Person B can dispose of the property for a $10k loss.

They don't need to get caught up on repairsNo need to fix things upNo need to have the house ready for strangers coming through to look at any timeYou can help suggest movers/ packing/ yard sale facilitatorsYou can do the final clean-up and disposal of unwanted items.Good luck. 

Say you have some bucks at your disposal how would you deploys these Benjamins to work for you?

I definitely think buy and hold is the way to go, but it depends on how much cash and/or private lenders you have at your disposal.

There wil be some procedure in place for disposing of it.

He is a man with plenty of disposable income, so I sort of assume that would be his major contribution.

I'm looking to have about 80 linear feet of asbestos covered pipe removed (yes the entire pipe), bagged, proper landfill disposed and permitted.