I'm the broker/owner of Sactown Real Estate Inc & Wild Rooster Property Management - couple of questions for you:- You mentioned what you think you can get for rent & your net if you sell, but have you talked to a management company or agent for a net sheet?

I made some minor repairs and moved rent out the property with a rental company and I just bought my second property.

CPA's analysis report helped to make this decision: ROI of this short-term is the lowest among all properties. 

I recently had a conversation with a representative from the Lending Deck company.

This is a direct conversation from my email about this exactly (names and companies withheld of course):Me: This is Under contract-accepting backup offers on the MLS so does not make sense it is here also (in a wholesale email).Them: We have it under contract.Me: Yeah but why would anyone buy something from you that was on the MLS and they could have bought direct?

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Aside from calling a commercial waste collection company which may be costly, is there any other solution which may cost less?

Hard money companies are not going to stay in business by causing ruination in their customers.

It's good to have developers who have experience with container building but not a hard requirement since the installation isn't too complicated and would get help from the factory who make those container homes as well.I've been working with container manufacturing company who build 90% of the unit (prefab) from Vietnam and ship to the US.

But, the water company and APCO will let you know if you have to get a permit and inspection to get utilities turned on.