I have watched people empty pickups even a trailer load Some smaller businesses even do it I know a landlord who tells his guy to swing by an apartment or store to dump the old mattresses and trash or building materials (and He has his own dumpsters but likes to keep them empty ) I said something to him about it.but he thinks its ok.

Although my parents make it more hands on than what is needed by having the stores fully attended, I love that particular industry because I grew up with it.  

and drop it at a fedex store that has 6pm pickup times.

A local appliance store is best for appliances.

You can get a decent 4 peice stainless package for around $2200Random things- Outlets, GFCI outlets, covers, etc just tally how many then go to the store.

If it's a rental you may want to consider an alternative to hardwood such as tongue and groove laminate or vinyl.Head to one of the big box stores and let them know your situation.

After a few successful rehabs, and through my networking efforts, I then was approached by a few individuals looking for me to put their money & credit to work, and the rest, is history.Now, I find myself looking to do 45 rehabs this year, with a TREMENDOUS team behind me – a real estate brokerage with some GREAT investor-friendly agents, a coaching program with incredibly motivated & deserving students, a short sale company that specializes in helping homeowners go through the tough change in their lives (that I went through only a short 5 years ago), a tight in-house property management company that oversees my out of state acquisitions, a full-service investment servicing company for my fantastic investors & partners, and even a couple Edible Arrangements stores, for differentiation and to keep my Mom happy.

I floored my first rental in laminate flooring from front to back, excluding the bathroom...It was a learning project for me and because of that project, I also learned that laminate flooring has its issues, especially the kind you get on sale from a big box store.

Maybe my local store will do a better job than they did for the others that had trouble with them.

I would however tell them the previous tenant used the oven frequently so it is unlikely the candle was left behind and they need to be careful in storing flammable items.