It can get a bit dicey though, they've ended up holding the bag longer than anticipated on some pretty crappy houses, just barely making any profit.The tough part is genuinely getting it cheap enough to find a cash buyer.

As in all industries, there are pro guru’s and, sleaze-bag gurus.There are about five educators (who you call Guru’s) that I hold in very high regard and i will say without hesitation, "what they forget about the real estate in day is more than you (me included) would learn in a lifetime."

The old hardware store in my neighborhood still sells a "new and improved" thin plastic version .

It came with plastic covers for those holes.

I learned that many, many of the people who claim that they've 'arrived' are self-delusional, pathological liars, will tell you that they've done such-and-such and keep a straight face when, in fact, they couldn't find their way out of a paper bag with a portable Garmin GPS.

You really have a mixed bag of buyers in your are, thanks for identifying the area.

Coins, plastic money sign, a pencil, etc.For example, one agent mails their farming pieces in a small brown paper bag with a stamp.

You brought up about bad inventory and specifics about PVC or other plastics, the colorants and their lack of value due to specific product manufacturing.

Where most have swallowed a bag of horsefeathers is that now, we have a system of doing something with little money, no credit, no borrowing required, and very little knowledge of real estate.

1) They are all WATER2) They are all in plastic bottles (not important)Can you figure out the third?