For comparison:10-yard dumpster: Holds approximately 3-4 pickup truck loads.20-yard dumpster: Holds approximately 6-8 pickup truck loads.Depending on how much debris you estimate (6 doors, carpet, flooring, old trim), an 11-yard dumpster might be sufficient.Cost Considerations: Dumpster rental costs can vary widely based on location, duration of rental, and the company you choose. $400 for a 2-day rental of an 11-yard dumpster might seem high, but it’s important to consider what’s included (delivery, pickup, disposal fees) and whether there are any weight limits.Alternative Options:Bagster Bags: These are large, disposable bags that you fill with debris and arrange for pickup.Junk Removal Services: Some companies specialize in hauling away specific types of debris.

reaction.A $500K building should be bringing in $5k/mo. (1 percent rule)If is bringing in $3700/mo total then it is either under rented and the rents need to come up, the building is over priced, or it is simply a bad deal. 

However, this time around, things have not been going as well.Six months ago, I entrusted my property manager with hiring contractors and obtaining the necessary permits to get my property rented.

Hi, I am currently house hacking a duplex renting one unit tenants and living in the other.

I am located in South Carolina.Tariffs from China is 30% we have tons of light gauge steel here in America.  

Lived in it for over 2 years and rented it out for $1,000 profit a month for one year and then sold.

Just sharing a story here.I approved a tenant (boyfriend girlfriend with 3 kids) to rent our home.I did all of the due diligence including checking landlord references. the girlfriend put a certain email address in the apllication as landlord reference contact.

Then I subscribed to AirDNA to get location specific data.

Rents would be anywhere from $18-20/sf nnn. 

In the above two apartments the tenants were consistently behind on rent and when they left were probably each about three months behind.3.