Other things also tend to fall into them, such as toys-crayons-bits of paper, barbie doll accessories, etc.

My demo crew is relatively cheap, they get the job done in ~ 1/2 a day and they take care of the haul away.

The new owner hauled out TRUCKLOADS of mason jars out of the basement...filled with excrement.

Rivers and I have contemplated building on an empty lot as opposed to both, for the long haul.

I am not an agent, although I have been toying with the idea...I guess that will be a different post.

It seems I was getting myself so worked up over it but now that I am actually seriously getting close to that point instead of just toying with the notion I am starting to mellow out.

We take a couple vacations a year and generally do the things we want to do without regards to money.I am considering Real Estate for the long haul (and started reading books), but am hesitant to get started for a couple reasons:-The prices of homes in San Diego deem it nearly impossible to have positive cashflow from rent anytime soon!

All roofing contractors that I've worked with typically bid/estimate on the complete job including all materials and labor, any required permitting, debris haul-off, and site clean-up.

I have vacillated about getting my REA license and have considered that I would feel as you feel about hauling potential buyers around (especially with gas prices) to other properties that I don't own only to have them not purchase.

For me though, I like my toys, and I would rather just figure out how to make more money to afford the things I want.