I started my consulting company with enough money for business cards, letterhead, a FAX machine, and a few hand tools, but was never desperate from day one, turning down anything no on the up and up or in an unsafe location.

I don't know where the materials originate, but the frames are made by a machine in their shop.

Once you do, you will be a CMA machine and once you see an address or zip code or neighborhood/subdivision you will know quickly what the market value is in those areas.

We mail merge the letters on white business letterheads, put them through our Yale paper folding machine with a Z fold so the address shows through the window like an invoice.

I haven't found much but did find the following. 1) I found a Schwinn Sting Ray bicycle in Good Condition 2) A sewing machine in good condition.

Just as he was coming to the end of his marketing budget, and starting to fret, the machine we had built spit out 2 deals.

You get the benefits of cashflow and ownership and if you find the right partner, you could be the money behind the machine.

Never deposit money orders via the ATM machine... 

It took me a few years to become a "selling machine".

@Joshua Smith - In and of itself it's not 'bad', but you're just accomplishing the same goal as other available methods using the financial equivalent of a rube goldberg machine.