If there is no space for a dumpster, search craigslist for hauling/trash removal. 

While lists and records are efficient, driving around town is the only way you'll find U-Hauls parked out front!

I figured from the get-go that it would  be more difficult for me as a first-timer without the contacts of a seasoned investor and what you all have said confirms it, but I'm in it for the long haul so I just have to look hard and be patient.

developer did quite well.we are the little guys most of our neighbors have Jets and or a multi million dollar car collection.its where the money crowd hangs out to wrench on their toys.

The property is newly renovated pretty  much all around.New floors, kitchens, bathrooms, paint and trim, 2 carrier ac units, new furnace, 2 water heaters, split electric and gas.Natural gas, pub water and sewer.I will be wrapping closing costs into the mortgage.Ideally, this will be my first home so I will be using this for initially a house Hack, but planning on adding 1 master sweet with walk in closet and bathroom over the empty space above the garage.I was just toying with the numbers to see when we move out if this will make money monthly.

how much to have the old house remnants hauled away?

People who do these shenanigans aren't going to be around for the long haul.

The longer toy have to wait, the higher you're asking price should be, right?

The concept of lease-option to increase rent is tried and true.However, in your case with a condo...you did the right thing to sell it.Never buy a condo as a rental...the long haul for real estate is appreciation, increased rents and keeping expenses low.Condo dues...no land...all go the other way...Stick with single family homes in working class neighborhoods...Good Luck!

An old single wide can be stripped and hauled to the scrap yard fairly easily-- there's not much holding them together!