From that point of view I would welcome anything that helps the deal move forward: design services, hd coupons or gift cards, and even cleaning or yard services.

So unless you have an active strategy that can somehow find value and you're also willing to ignore all the things going on right now that may ultimately lead to a major correction (like several hundred billion dollars in double digit coupon debt from developers in China), I would agree with the title of this thread.

Coupons, speciality stores.

I think all in all thats a very safe play and I think he got a coupon of about 11 or 12% for a one year fix and flipper with a good amount of equity protection in a super strong MSA.When I had my HML company in Oakland CA..

On par with spending the weekends cutting out coupons. 

Coupons... mortgage lenders, realtors, local restaurants are all good prospects to sell the space to.

If your mail is bothering her, it seems the easy and ethical thing to do is to comply with her request.Oh, and if you need to stop your Thom Thumb coupons, you can go here: http://www.tomthumb.com/IFL/Grocery/Update-Club-Card#iframetop.

They mail me tons of coupons and cash back certificates.

Has anyone ever used Valpak or another coupon mailer to market for motivated sellers?

Can you even imagine a situation where someone could sue Domino's for sending all of those damned coupons?