We prefer the underlying material to be brass, not steel (rusts easily) or zinc (pot metal that is more brittle).

@Mikki McIntyre The model that I advocate is, starting with a pot of cash in the amount to cover the down payment, closing costs and reserve requirements for a hard money loan on the average size or maybe the largest size purchase you would do as a flip or a buy and hold. 

Now, I'm not ancient but I'm still of the generation where you grabbed the tennis racquet and a pot lid or paperbag and threw it out....:)

In my case, I was able to have the seller kick in an additional $3K to sweeten the pot and was able to get the deal done.

Best way is to buy the ones with an elastic band, place it into a clean and empty pot then pour the paint into.

Maybe I'm being cynical, but it seems like a pot a gold at the other end of the rainbow type of a chase.

organic pot grow house ??

A lot of cheap-looking "honey pot" properties in a city like that for a reason.

I've been meaning to talk to my attorney about a new clause in my lease banning pot cultivation on premises.

I have been shopping hard money lenders, talking to everyone I know about what I'm doing and raising down payment money, looking for deals to wholesale to add to my down payment pot and working on a marketing campaign to help find more wholesaleable deals.