They left furniture and stuff in the unit, can I charge them for getting that cleaned and hauled away?

The sheriff went to their new office and tagged almost every piece of furniture/computers/servers in their office, in addition seized bank payroll bank account for 43,000.

And while I'm sure there's a point where there could be more supply than demand, those hotels about to be built are literally banking on there being enough to demand to supply their hundreds of rooms.  

That being said if you think that they’ll rack up more fines then they have in a SD then I would just continue to supply the bags and try to find new tenants. 

I think supply is finally catching up to demand, and going to affect the artificial market we have had. just today I got an appraisal back that was extremely low. there have been other instances of appraisals coming in low on other properties as well. makes you wonder if its the market, or the banks and appraisers in bed with one another.this will be interesting to watch.

I leave a small welcome basket of things I'd like them to use -- a cutting board, clear shower liner & shower squeegee if there's no shower door, assorted furniture pads to protect flooring, etc.

So I believe I have a potential access to go supplies of homes to wholesale because of how many towns i visit due to work, and the areas where i work always tends to be an up and coming area with new apartments complexes or residential developments.

To make this worth anything you would need at least a 15% return and given the numbers you've supplied means that you couldn't pay more than $95k for the property.

He has a bunch of broken furniture and stuff that needs to be curbed.

I want to get the kind of vinyl that is going to do a good job at reducing noise from tenants walking around, but will also hold up to scratches from furniture as much as possible.