When getting permission for a replacement leeching field from the health dept back in 1989, the approval states that the owner was supposed to make the additional land "purchased for sewage disposal purposes" a permanent part of his property.

Second thing was the City stopped recognizing our complex for trash disposal.

@Shaquan Whitaker if you want to do the right thing you will buy it, and then dispose of it as you wish.One thing sticks out to me "she doesn't want me to list it" are you a licensed agent?

A vacation home for people with some disposable income.

Our apartment complex had a policy packet that was 16 pages,, included everything , also had a page with moveout cleaning charges like clean the stove was $125.00 , missing blinds were $35.00 for window, 85.00 for patio, clean window were $15.00 each for example.It gave noise requirements, where to dispose of trash, what was acceptable for trash, and listed charge for any large items left like couch was $50.00 to dispose of, mattress $25.00 box spring $25.00 so we were covered if they put any large items out.It covered roommate changes to lease, what a lease buyout fee was, how to pay your rent, how to give proper notice, late fee charges, charges to change lock,, how much lock out charge was to come and open your door. 

Its the stove the city cracks down on, as you can work around this by installing a wet bar which can include a sink and fridge,does not include a stove, built-in microwave, dishwasher, a garbage disposal, or a gas line.With the second kitchen your house would act more like a duplex with two units rather than a house with roommates, in practice the pwnership experience is pretty different when you have a separate entrance and separate dwelling units. 

If anything the richer man has more disposable income in both hard dollars and as a percentage of income.

@Michael Zuber I don't see where you may have mentioned earn as high of an income as you can, The formula isn't to just spend as little disposable income as you can, As a Generation X kid, we were taught earn as much as you can and spend as little as possible. 

This may be in view of the seller not having to pay an agent the 6% commission, or just being eager to dispose of their home in a timely manner.

Long story short and after numerous phone call to my property management company,  advanced disposal (garbage company) and the city of Milwaukee the unlabeled dumpster  belongs to the city of Milwaukee but no one wants to take responsibility for it and move it off my property.