Also, how about a 'coin' which gets awarded to users for helpful reviews, and that they can use for voting on community projects?

Visited the property after purchase, took a quick look, got some contractors lined up to paint, do some mechanical work, lined up a realtor to list for rent, had him run the showings as a favor, had an attorney draft up a good lease, had that attorney and the realtor run credit checks, awarded a lease to one of the first applicants, got him in 30 days after we bought the place.

@Mary Mitchell You are already providing a service to them , I mean unless they are 5 year long term tenants I wouldn't award them for doing what they are supposed to do as stated in the lease.

Some ideas:Offer the seller an envelope with 12 post dated check - they don't have to wait for the letter carrier.Offer to put a deed in lieu of foreclosures in escrow with their lawyer - transferring property back to them in the event of non-payment or violation of the terms of the mortgage -Offer to have monthly inspections of the property by sellerLet them know they will be added to your insurance policy in the event of fire - they get paid offOffer additional collateral (like a blanket mortgage) - always on a blanket mortgage you should have a release clause after the equity reaches a certain amount - no need to tie up your equityProvide additional co-signersProvide your nice guy resume (written testimonials about you from past customers, transactions, your preacher and other lenders, awards, newspaper clippings of you rescuing a cat from a tree, awards from the Boy Scouts) have all this in writing.

The judge awarded my wife a $240,000 settlement, I kept (can't remember) 6 or 7 properties that were paid in full, but here is the strangest part you will ever hear about a divorce settlement.

The house *should* have been awarded to us ... we placed the bid that initially closed the auction!

Home to The Ohio State University with nearly 60,000 students, 5 Fortune 500 companies, over +25% population change since 2000, and the 2016 smart city challenge award winner (https://www.columbus.gov/smartcity/).

The holder of the current tax certificate is open to hearing my offer however, by due diligence, I'm curious if anyone's experienced a situation where, after the new unwarranted tax deed from the county is awarded, the previous mortgage lien resurfaces on the title?

Hey did you see your BP award?

@Pollo Diaz it would probably just be kinder, and easier, to tell your grandparents to "please kindly send funds to Nigerian Prince and you shall be awarded with worldly riches".