Does anyone have any resources or information on good single stream recycling solutions for multi-tenant buildings?

They milk the clock and do the absolute minimum.

Taking the good with the bad is part of the game working through brokers, they can't just sell the cream and get stuck with sour milk.

-if you do still feel bad, there are demo companies that will separate anything recyclable, reusable, salvageable, etc from the trash, but they probably cost a little more and take a little longer.

My apologies for not mentioning you earlier (my lame excuse is that I'm on vaca - Now I owe you milk and cookies!).

Almost immediately I thought 'where's the pool of milk in the back yard' then began salivating. 

They really need to crack down on the recyclers, which they do around here, which is probably why we dont have as big a problem.Like the others have said, do an alarm system and get your lights up.

It is the winter time, so my usual easy to rent rentals are not as easy :) My normal websites are craiglist, facebook (local recycle pages) and zillow.

How you handle it also depends on your local laws and utility company policies.In our municipality the owner of the property must pay for garbage/recycling service for multiplexes, but we can require the tenant to pay for such on single family homes.One of our plexes does not have separate meters for the water, so we pay for that too.

We did that when we were recycling.