Hi hi Joshua congratulations on the 3 unit under contract I am located up near State College Pennsylvania and use Advanced Disposal for all of my trash pickups it runs around $80 per unit per quarter.

Do you know what constitutes "if the Veteran has repaid the prior VA loan in full, but has not disposed of the property purchased"?

Prior to the issuance of a building permit, approval of the proposed method of water supply andsewage disposal shall be obtained from the Health Department.7.

AUCTION.com is a shrewd platform used by  banks to dispose homes having roof/title issues .

What was supposed to be a profitable deal turned out to be a loser as we were reluctant to spend money to renovate the place without a disposal. 

Storage costs may be required upon pick up.If the property is not picked up, you may dispose of it in the following manner: if you believe the property is worth less than $700, you may do whatever you want with it; if you believe the property is worth more than $700, then you must go through an auction process where after all costs and storage fees are paid, any leftover money must be turned over to the County.My suggestion is if you believe the property to be greater than $700, work with the former tenant to a mutually agreeable outcome where you don't go through the process above.

Refinance fee: 1% to 3% of the loan amount.Loan guarantee fee: 0.5% to 3.5% of the original loan amount.Construction management fee: 5% to 10% of the renovation budget (not given if there is a general contractor used)Disposal fee: 1% to 2% of the sale price.

A you are an investor; fluid, you may need to dispose of a property now or borrow against it at the lowest rates, or pull money out or any other number of scenarios.There are honestly so many different ways go about protecting your assets and all have their upsides and down.

I'd say the easiest process would be to:Clarify exactly what it is you want to accomplish through investing, and examine what resources you have currently at your disposal (capital, connections, etc.)Explore each strategy and start to identify which one(s) might be most closely related to your goals (for example, if you want passive income that you don't have to put any time or effort into, wholesaling won't do that for you)Then start to get into the logistics of how to make that strategy workThis is a really old article, but the ideas still apply-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/10/2...The more you understand about your options, the better of decisions you can make and make them in a way that is most suited to your lifestyle, your goals, your resources, and everything else.

With an established rental property already at your disposal, I'm sure you're well on your way to a successful real estate investment portfolio.