It takes into account purchase price, redemption value, time to maturity, coupon yield, and the time between interest payments.

I know where to get them better price, coupons, rewards discount.

They often have coupons and run specials.

Restaurants tend to go out also due to poor location, inexperienced operator, bad food quality, bad service, prices too high for the demographic base, restaurant type for the area over saturated with local competition due to constant couponing to drive sales.

The Home Depot and Lowe's cards I don't think are worth it, I can get 10% coupons myself and they're offering 5% off, so no point.  

No bounced checks or rejected payments, and if you want you can enforce a specific payment amount so that any attempt at a partial payment is rejected.They are a BiggerPockets sponsor and there is a coupon available for pro members at BiggerPockets.com/perks

@Pranay Uppuluri  You might want to consider investing in performing RE notes more of a coupon clipper....

My opinion.. try out something local and if you can't afford it, then you probably should probably skip the $6 Starbucks coffees for a while, steal McDonald coupons from senior centers, sell your new car, and ride the bus.Not always the case.

Coupons might help.Real estate agents can also be sources of referrals.

You need to nickle and dime everything looking for coupons discounts because your goal is make money.