(**This is extremely important on rehab projects or flip homes)Risk Management Concerns: Additional Insured designations, Hold Harmless agreements, Waivers of Subrogation, and other specific policy conditions and limitations. 

You can't throw it in dumpster unfortunately.You can bag it up to make it easier to carry outside.The constable has to stay there until house is emtied out so you need to have a crew their to carry out the stuff.Then everyone will come pick through it and make a mess.Then you have to haul off the junk and clean up all the debris.

Before getting too carried away you should check with a local installer and see what options they offer in your area.

Is $1000 worth that risk?

Risk=Reward@Jeff Kehl These are all  tough decisions that I am sure we can get a few well-experienced REI to respond to: Does @Gino Barbaro want to start us off here?

Househacking is out since I have a son with immune issues I can’t risk his health to live with other people so I’ll probably go SFH and work up to units.

The stuff you do is a tad more risk and should be a little more reward.

So you don't make as much money as you would with a sandwich but there's less risk and you can sometimes do the deal even when there isn't enough equity or a low enough payment for a sandwich to work.

As well as all of the risk involved with having someone place a tenant in your property for whom they benefit more from being a bad tenant than a good one.

I am subject to interest rate changes and call risk.