The garbage disposal has a hole on the side!

I have some capital at my disposal right now.

For example, the buy the side frame pieces by the mile and the little parts that hold the frame in are purchased 50,000 at a time.I can't buy just the materials for what they charge for materials AND labor.I agree that screens are a nightmare.My biggest things I remove for rentals are garbage disposals and ceiling fans.

Hi Sam,In the business we call these in "pre-list" stage as a broker/agent.Banks will either list REO directly with listing brokers or have asset management companies they contract out with that the bank gives their assets to for disposing and selling in the marketplace.They give the asset company full reign usually going by what is in the banks servicing agreement as part of the contract to handle the disposition of the assets.

For example, I bough a house that had one circuit serving the entire kitchen (dishwasher, outlets, garbage disposal, fridge, microwave) when it really needed about 5 circuits.Things like asbestos, mold and meth damage are 'walk away' items.After that, items like furnace, water heater and plumbing fixtures.Oh, hire $99 rooter to come and scope the sewer line as well.

How do investors get leads on properties that may be inherited or possibly disposed of when someone passes away?

Of course that will not get you out of compliance altogether as you still need to have a Compliance Management System for Red Flag, Safeguard, the Disposal Act, Patriot Act, OFAC, and Anti-Money Laundering and now Advertising.

I can't imagine that any liability waiver would protect me if the tenant decided he was going to try to get the thing working and there was an accident--like electrocution.Based on some knowledgable sounding posters here on BP who remove ceiling fans, garbage disposals and dishwashers, I am thinking I am not going to find many folks that would think this is a good idea.

Garbage disposals and garage door openers.

I'm not personally familiar with Pacific Companies, but they will want to balance disposing of the property quickly with getting as much as possible.