Thanks for the lead @Austin Faux!

But if you have vintage 1928 across the board--steer clear (I would) due to investment required to make it safe and habitable. 1970 in original condition you could probably make work for less.

So, back in the day before the (in my view wholly unnecessary) Dodd-Frank Safe Act it was common to perform a lease option as follows:Large "option payment" as a faux down-payment.Charge well above market rentProvide generous rent-credits based upon the performance of the tenant-buyer.Make the tenant-buyer pay for repairs below (say) $500.In the case of a Subject-To deal the prior owner might be contractually on the hook for repairs above $500.I realize Dodd Fank changed much of that.

But if you send them such invitations, you might get to contribute to thier net worth in a way you never imagined.I would also suggest not following what some guru suggests, they won't be paying your fine or wearing your jewelry!

The only primaries you can legally buy are things like getting your rent payments reported or a few jewelry club membership sites paying for other primaries are ILLEGAL.  

We've had a robbery claim as well.About 25 years ago, someone broke in and got off with a lot of our belongings (electronics, cameras, jewelry etc).

The key to the game is to turn Faux money into cash every chance you get

taking a drawer with you when you look at colors is a great idea.Also, check out the faux metal backsplash stuff they have a Lowes/Home Depot these days- 20'x20' squares of this plastic stuff, easy to install (glue it on) and really looks nice.

Seems there was a box of jewelry that was left in the house that was now missing.

Cash Faux is not a Knave or a King ... it is a drag queen masquerading around as profit, and those that get with her without realizing this may be in for a big surprise :)