I was in the hospital during the actual eviction so I didn't get to see the Marshal call Animal Control to haul the poor young pit away.The power had been shut off for nonpayment sometime previously and they left candles burning in the place; I'm guessing they were hoping the house would burn down as a final goodbye. 

I would want to see a minimum of 3 months of reserves at what they currently spend every month (nights out, toy payments, etc) and 6 months of their nut (mandatory payments)

Evict, haul off trash, clean, maintain...can't cost much.  

This is an endless source of manpower.)2 - have the City donate a 40-yard dumpster and place it near your properties.3 - have volunteers put junk inside dumpster and invite neighbors to dump their junk into it as well.4 - have dumpster hauled away within a couple of days.

I've been toying with the idea of starting to wholesale and was wandering if there are different markets which work best for wholesaling?

Nothing major, but it adds up especially over the long haul!

@Connor Wingfield I read in the hillside ordinate that was saying 5000 cubic plus 5 percent of the the lot size I think also Bel Air has its own hauling limits on top of this. can you explain more about the houses that terrace down the hill? 

My brother had a yard sale over the weekend, so for the past week, I have been hauling anything salvageable from the house and shed outside, and took it all to my brothers house.  

We've also toyed with the idea of advertising in rags that get distrubuted in our neighborhoods but haven't pursued that yet. 

So people can take the pot shots but they got to be ready to perform and go the long haul.