If the weights are gone or have fallen down past where you can reach them, they are often available at scrap dealers or Habitat ReStore.

Every time I show a human side with tenants I get the short end of the stick.

Notes are like cars...They're worth less than what you paid for them the minute they're driven off the dealer lot (expect to sell for a discount)Used cars aren't simply priced on the model and make.

I didn't notice you responded.Flipping in the eyes of the IRS is that you are a dealer of real estate where real estate is your inventory.This is considered ordinary income and is subject to self-employment tax.Self-employment tax is 15.3%(6.2% for social security and 1.45 for medicare; employer pays 1/2 and employee pays 1/2.

Think of a car... a Camry is made for 16k, sold to the dealer for 20k, sold to the consumer at a base price of $28,900 or whatever.

Much more cost effective than some of the other suggestions, aside from the guy that suggested to skim coat with quikrete.Here is a link to a dealer locator. 

I have a full time job managing Service departments for a Group of Harley-Davidson Dealers.

Every year it gets worse because the dealers seek out these streets to continue there destruction of the city as they feed there need for greed.

Mozilo in a perp walk for several good reasons, but one would have to not know how it goes to actually expect such an event...PS: The last fifty pages are all gov't jibberish, not meant to be read by humans.

Is their any way around being called a dealer by the IRS.