Or even installing wood veneer tape over the existing cabinets can make them "new" and more modern for much less than installing new ones. 

(Private Lending)I tape training sessions for my review and my students' review.  

Tape that to the front door or a garage door that might be noticed. 

Same with Drywall, I know what good drywalling takes from having done my own, and choose to hang it myself, but hire professionals to mud and tape and do the skim coat. 

I got very frustrated trying to buy large tapes. 

Judging by the fact that they were VHS tapes and looking at the grooming (or lack thereof), I figured they were from the 80's.

That's actually kind of funny.I have a Ron LeGrand(guru of gurus) course from the 90's with some cassette tapes(I dont even have something to play them in anymore) called Selling From the Front of the Room.

just go on E bay and buy the books and tapes from all the guru's they will be there for 50 bucks from those who spent the money and did nothing with the training.there is nothing wrong with paid training for some.. but what you find is most don't really have the time the capacity financially or sales skills to do much with what they learn or what is taught and they just do nothing.a few will take the training and succeed in a big way ..

@Latasha Shipman it's certainly possible to make some money with a transaction like this, but my opinion is that there is just too much red tape and too many landmines that you might step on to make it worthwhile.  

If someone sends me a "tape" I save it on my docs.google.com account and save them all.