I then used a chisel and a hammer to get through the final 1/8" of the nut that I couldn't cut through that was flush with the sink.The whole process took about an hour due to the awkward angles, but I would definitely use this method again.

Lucas Hammer I would only take that if the "credit" is substantial enough to make twice the money.

Can only tell people so much, after that they need to think for themselves, if they can't do that.....well, maybe they really don't fit into this business and deserve to get hammered.

I have sold property in the Naca program @Chris Mason  as Chris mentioned its very arduous .. think of ACORN on steroids... its does happen I sold two of my OREO to Naca buyers.. but it was not without taking the Naca folks to lunch numerous times and the ladies ordered the most expensive thing on the menu knowing I would pay  LOL.its kind of cult ish really.. and defiantly not investor .but from what I saw it limited you in income and it limited you in purchase price..but for the two I sold and they hammer the seller to buy down the rate which I did.. interest rate was under two on both I did.. because these borrowers had crappy past credit the monthly insurance payment was greater than the mortgage payment  LOL..it works but enter at your own risk

Perhaps you are good with a hammer, or marketing, website design, flyers, bandit signs, summarizing or reviewing books, podcasts, blogging, offering someone a ride to a Meetup, bring snacks, pick up someone’s tab. 

A hammer and a nail to a telephone pole seems to be the best way.

A hammer is a simple and versatile tool, but it can still smash your thumb.

There's a Syndication Group that deals with some of these issues.You have the additional complexity that you're actually doing the hammer-swinging.

I know Sartell put the hammer down on that and I thought St.

Worked at a commercial outfit and they get hammered in slow economies.