So yes I pretty much went on the google search bar and typed in some typical phrases like “Passive Income Ideas” and ended up trying several such network marketing, monetizing blogs, thinking of a youtube channel to create, affiliate marketing w/ Amazon, and several other ideas that didn’t really catch my interest or attention span.

Ever heard the phrase throwing good money after bad? 

I appreciate all the input you guys have provided immensely and through all of this I just keep in mind the phrase "if it wasn't difficult, it wouldn't be worth it".

I am not a lawyer, but I will edit this later when I get home with the exact phrasing he used."

Like you said, this is cheaper than hard money.I never listen to anyone that uses the phrase "sounds too good to be true".  

My typical rehabs are in the $20-30 range to get them what I'd consider nice.I know there are corners that could be cut to save money and I'm not really comfortable putting a home out for a rental if I weren't willing to live in it myself, and that means that even though "it's a rental" (the common phrase on the job site when I'm rehabbing), it still has to be done right.Hope you're doing well. 

If you don't feel like dropping $20 you could just type in the phrase "Creative Financing" into the search bar in the upper right hand corner of this screen.  

Fail foreword..... is not just some stupid catch phrase, its real.  

I maybe didn't phrase my question properly.

I am a relatively new wholesaler starting to put some signs out to advertise "we buy houses" ---- Can any of you please share what phrases you use on the signs that you have had some success with getting the phone to ring?