Of course the higher price market does not expect to wait a few days for you to get around to a garbage disposal or dishewasher.BTW, in this foreclosure market you may start seeing more folks moving "down" (in their minds) to rentals.

.+200 PROBABLY if I had to tearout and dispose the old.+300 Add celing without tearout or material just lay drywall+150 tearout ceiling too and all the above are electedtotal drywall labor $1650 MINIMUM Materials not includedElectrical-$300-$500 running just new wire to a new breaker in the box, 3 outlets no ceiling lite and the dryall is OUT.

Presumably never collected.Currently, in Honolulu, when the eviction has FINALLY run it's course, and it's time to take possession, the sheriff walks in, looks around, declares it "junk", and the landlord changes the locks and disposes of the junk however he sees fit.

I realize that as a first time home buyer, I have alot of great options at my disposal.

The cost of removal and storing of their property as well as disposal thereafter if not retrieved are all expenses that were incurred in order to get the place rent able again through no fault of your own.

But asbestos disposal can be pretty expensive.

Folks such as this can triple their disposable investment income by making conservative well-secured loans.A bond investment that would provide this kind of yield would be junk-rated with significant risk of default and a very volatile price.

I am a Real Estate agent with several investors at my disposal.

Higher prices on food and gas will mean less disposable income for your tenants to spend on rents.

We simply fill out a web form for each property as we acquire and dispose of them.