We then have to store it for 30 days then can dispose of it.

They consider them disposable rather than fixing/maintaining them most of the time.  

And the agreement with the customer was $100 a ton to dispose of the junk . 

It states that Adverse Action Notices may be delivered electronically and also emphasizes that "you must securely dispose of the report and any information you gathered from it".One of the examples is A landlord who makes it a practice to approve an application if the prospective tenant shows an adequate income or has a favorable credit report, is dealing with an applicant who has an inadequate income and a bad credit report.What if the reason for declining application is inadequate income and not the credit report?

We don't have the disposable cash to continue buying at the rate we started at, so I would like to find a way to quickly come up with down payments to continue expanding. 

In fact, it can be very disempowering to be the only female in a group with all these men talking over you and excluding you from the conversation (and this happens a lot to many of us.)I'm certain that we all hope to break into the majors like Jackie and take advantage of every opportunity at our disposal, but that doesn't mean that learning from other women who have already had success wouldn't be extremely valuable for many of us.

For instance you won't put in a garbage disposal, or you only put in vinyl flooring instead of carpet ect...?

Or a guy that came out to fix a disposal told a tenant they weren't very good disposals and I should replace them (the disposal was jammed due to the tenant putting the wrong thing in the disposal) that was the actual repair that taught me to always be there for repairs. 

I have 110k at my disposal for purchase/rehab. 

I listed the ways you can use those losses above - Qualify or have a spouse qualify as RE pro - Have passive income (passive losses can always offset)-Create a bigger picture plan for losses as in the year a property is disposed of all the prior disallowed losses become available to deduct (You can potentially sell a property tax free from prior losses banked up)No there is no secret way to get a HUGE benefit without qualifying for it.