I'm happy to help colleagues muck out, clean up, and do general dirty work for pizza, beer, and the return of the favor (aka. barter). 

I need to do some tax planning and need to clean up my corporate structure for both tax and liability concerns and wanted to get recommendations on Florida tax attorneys. 

(Verified) However there is junk all on the outside (trash, old furniture etc) what would be my right to go overall clean up all this debris.

I would maybe find a couple of friendly tenants and offer a gift card for a local restaurant for them to clean up the apartment and leave for a couple of hours.

Approximately 35 hours of labor to clean up everything in total.

Clean up the park (odds and ends / landscaping).

Changing windows, doors, clean up - update outside, garages.

I bet you could go into Columbus or Atlanta or Indy and clean up on these poor old tired landlords.Now this is just funny...http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/56/topics/1561... not for tea totalers.

You may in fact miss out on a little bit of the run-up, but when things go south and everyone is running for cover, you'll be in a stable position to clean up on the discounted assets others will be dropping like hot potatoes.Whether it's real estate, stocks, old toys on American Pickers, or a multi-billion dollar business deal, it's all about buying assets when they're cheap so that if you want to or are forced to sell down the road, you've already locked in a gain on the front end and market fluctuations in the interim won't hurt as much.

You will probably have alot other expenses to clean up the site and get it into a working house.