1) Fewer things to buy, 2) Fewer things to store, and 3) Fewer things to lose?

@jack Collins @joe g.Check my BP blog, I detailed the process I use to buy discounted store credits Here's the link: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2997/blog_posts/32747-how-to-safely-buy-discounted-home-depot-gift-card-off-craigslistI've automated the process by having IFTTT.com send me text alerts when something good comes on the market.

@J Scottjust out of curiosity, what happened were one to lose the PDF files stored on their hard drive (in case of a hard drive malfunction etc.)?  

I've been to all the big stores, lowes, Home Depot, etc.  

You can accept & manage rental applications, store accounting, collect and track rents, manage maintenance requests with tenants, manage websites and a bit more If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at 415-640-7905.

Run away - most are considered hazmat sites and once on the map they are considered that to the EPA has confirmed that all contaminated soil & building materials have been removed and in a hazmat landfill -- you can only use a licensed contractor - it will big $$$$$$$ - property will be on top of the building & fire departments watch list

The hassle had been completely smile filed for a few horse and the fire department head come through with hoses and in full regalia to put the fire out.

We sealed it, dry walled, put down some laminate tiles and repurposed cabinets I had in my craft room upstairs that had been just storing junk.

I think it has the makings of a stable neighborhood, good access to 95/76, an anchor or two of stores (e.g.

At least around here, step one is to check with your local city planning department.