I once had a guy call because his garbage disposal stopped working.

(kitchens have garbage disposals, no history of backups in this building for 10+ years)

My hard work over the years has paid off and I have been lucky to have some disposable income to invest.

If you are planning on using your VA loan again when you PCS, you are required to ‘dispose’ of it (such as selling it) or get a one-time reinstatement of benefit in order for your full entitlement to be restored so you can use it again if you don’t have enough ‘entitlement’ left otherwise you’ll have to put 25% of the difference as a down payment.

Further, you will be required to dispose of any such investments that you currently hold in your IRA by December 31, 2023.

I think I’m asking a bit higher because the old tenant trashed this house and I did some work to it and added some new features that could get me a bit more in rent ie new sink, disposal, electrical panel, getting a garage door opener installed, new carpet throughout, fixed the incorrect washer connections downstairs etc. it hasn’t been an easy process but none of this still justifies what rent price house should be renting out.

I just recently started a real job so my disposal income is maybe $1,000 a month.

Concrete pads, utilities to each site, waste disposal, etc...

It really is quite easy to buy remotely with all the technology at our disposal and mobile notaries. 

I confirmed that anything left was abandoned and we could dispose of it.