I've thrown out more football schedule magnets and expensive client entertainment coupon booklets than I can even count because they expired.

Clipped coupons, drove beaters and continued to save. 

They also give out several coupons to their store where you will most likely get your lockboxes, register your electronic keys and buy signs/flyers/doodads, etc. 

Does anyone have or know if any coupons we could use to get a better deal?  

You can get much higher coupon rates (returns) with junk bonds than you can highly-rated corp or gov bonds, and they MIGHT pay off big time.

Other properties I wouldnt touch if they cash flowed 1,000 a month.Yield (the cash flow a property throws off unleveraged, or a dividend stock throws off in a dividend, or a coupon on a bond) is a measure of the risk of the asset and or market. 

Shortest I have seen is about 2 years or so on a smaller project turn around.Most stuff that is 1 to 2% I do not even bother with.It's kind of like coupons and clubs.

@Yohanna Bell I’m having the same problem, is there a coupon code?

If you go the Pro Desk at Home Depot or Lowes and place a large order (generally $2,000 or more) they can provide savings of 5 to 10%.Another trick is to go to the Post Office and ask for a 'Moving Packet' which generally has 10% off coupons at Lowes.I've also found deals on Amazon for door hardware & fixtures.

I am mailing the owners primary addresses that are on title, SFD, and MFD with blatant deferred maintenance, vacant buildings, undeveloped land and owners with reasonable equity in the property.Here is my cost breakdown,Postcards: The lowest price I found thus far for custom postcards is VP, 5000 cards for $180 + 20% off coupon code, "THANKS20".Stamps: Canada Post's 'best price' is .41 cents per piece for small business personalized mail.Total: $2,194+Yellow Letters: I'm waiting to hear back from inquiries sent to printing companies.