Seize the house from the banks, gift it to the deadbeat who won't pay his mortgage.

Merry Christmas from Germany.Wish you all peaceful holidays and nice gifts ;).

You can also sign up for different types of magazines at Lowes - probably Home Depot too - they send out the magazine once a quarter with a 10% off coupon in it and if you sign up as a contractor or a realtor a Lowes - they also send you just a discount coupon on a regular basis that is 10% off.Next you can go to Lowes and look at the very bottom of the page and sign up as a Realtor - you can send gift coupons from you to your home buyers and clients direct from lowes with your name on it - they also send you coupons though there.The bid room at Home Depot can save you between 12% and 18%, but you have a minimum purchase and you need to sumbit your whole list for them to price.

My first rental was sort of an accident-- timber land came with a rentable house on it.My son's first real estate was a high school graduation gift. 2.6 acres.

My favorite christmas gift to a yankee friend of mine was toilet paper with A-roid's face on it ....

I won't tell her until we meet so it will feel like a gift!

You can get the premises back in a clean condition, and many times even ready to rent.The one time I knew I should have done it, that I did not, I was gifted three loads of garbage (dump trailer loads), an unkept yard, and a disgusting, unclean interior.

I won't even go to places to eat once I find my tenant works there out of fear...not that they did anything, but they will "gift" you something they don't own and then also expect the favor back in rents.....it just doesn't work out.

If so, is Grandma "gifting" that you to you too?

Here's some verbiage from their site:You're making a purchase if you're paying for:Services: to pay for a service someone provides, like a mechanic.Goods: to pay for goods other than ones you purchase on eBay.There is no fee to send money for a purchase.Friends and Family You're making a personal payment if you're sending money for :A gift: to send money as a gift, like for a birthday.Payment owed: to pay your friend back for your share of a dinner bill, or for another item that your friend bought for you.Cash advance: payment not involving the purchase of goods or services.