This depends a little bit on whether the trash is handled by the city or private contractors, and also whether the custom in that city is to keep the trash cans "hidden" when not in use (like, in the backyard, or in the garage), but: if you can't see any trash cans around the side of the house or at the corner of the garage, or in the driveway on trash day, whereas the neighbors' houses do have trash cans in those locations, maybe nobody is living there. 

Typically the standard realtor contracs are written to reflect local customs and laws

Having to put down 20% knocks a large portion of Boston buyers out of the game.

So why play games?

I have a customer who is looking to build a home in Paradise Twp PennsylvaniaCould someone please tell me what the $ price per square foot is for framing a new  3,000.00 foot homeThanks Ray

Just putting together rough numbers at this point in the game...  

It’s a long term game.

They were game changing for me when I was starting out.

As for my thought @Jordan Hamilton the South Florida market on a whole is probably getting near the seventh inning stretch to reference baseball.I only hold SFR and that is my thought, I hear the multi-family game has been fully priced for some time now.In the end, if one is buying to hold long-term and generate monthly cash flow then as long as the numbers work and it cash flows positive it might now matter as much.Be sure to work those numbers though: vacancies, maintenance, etc. 

Uncooperative tenants are part of the game.