I told the tenant that all they had to do was back a truck up to the garage and take it out and if they didn't, on Monday (this was a Saturday), I would have a dumpster in the driveway and they could remove their stuff from the dumpster if they got there before Waste Management came to pick it up.The only thing I kept was a very interesting "instructional" VHS video tape.PS: They did come empty the garage just as we moved the last of the stuff from the house into the garage.

I will also need to be able to post videos and a flyer widget.

The page is a sales page, but here's what bothers me: There is no contact information, there is no way to identify who's business it is, and without watching that video through, I couldn't figure out any more about the people marketing this.

Shooting a video, and taking pictures of those people, their cars and LP#, may provide the probable cause needed since I'm sure most of them are already convicted of something and are most likely known to the police.

Have you created a video in Youtube? 

This video seems appropriate if we don't see things turn around soon.http://www.youtube.com/watch?

Will,I followed your video of the remodel you did in San Fernando Valley.....

hey guys, im new to this site. i actually came across a video that got me interested in wholesaling. i really see that this is a business that can be lucrative if played correctly and professionally. i want to know where specifically i have to get started and what makes the deals actually happen. ive heard it from people online, about the buyers list and bandit signs and titles but i want to hear from you guys, this site is really fantastic and everyone seems to wanna help each other, thats awesome. hope to hear from yall soon.

This video is for EVERYONE.

There are some contingencies to this rule: If you can provide hard physical evidence/proof that the price increase is justified above and beyond 20% through receipts, before and after photos,/videos, etc. you can have it approved.