So we had to take them out, reduce the opening sices, order two new windows and dispose the larger ones. 

Just had someone quote me $400 plus materials to replace a sluggish ceiling fan and nonoperational garbage disposal. 

Just had someone quote me $400 plus materials to replace a sluggish ceiling fan and nonoperational garbage disposal. 

but if not, I have to dispose of them.If it were run like a real park, a real business, this thing would make alot of money.  

We also found out that if they had detected fuel they would require more soil to be removed and it is now considered contaminated soil and has to be disposed of in a special area.

If you had a software developer at your disposal, what kinds of software would you want him to build in order to grow, simplify, automate, or scale your investing efforts?

Do you have enough disposable cash to cover the $600 you will lose renting the property plus enough cash to cover the fees associated with the refinance?  

(I remember posting a while back about basements and the potential for them to become storage for garbage the tenant doesn't want to spend time or money disposing.)Go ahead and alter your lease for future use. 

Secondly, what do I have, as an out-of-state investor, at my disposal to enable my agent to enter the property for a walk-through?

I know most REI folks advice against garbage disposals, so I was also curious if there are any d/w features to avoid or look for.