They have a Promo to use, its Rhino.

In my experience this works best for retail businesses that want to do a "neighborhood marketing campaign" to announce promos, product launches, etc.

The great thing is you can leverage your options against the bank to see if they will increase the length of time they will give you the promo rate since you can always just refinance to another bank that will. 

So 150-97= $53 in extra cash flow.After the one year promos, I'll either negotiate with the service provider or just go to the other competitor and get their promo bundle.

With that said, check out the following promo video we put together in honor of this cool milestone and if you like it, please share.

I won't post the link here as that's likely to run foul of the no-promo policy, but you're welcome to PM me for the link.

And I noticed earlier tonight, when getting a link, that they're having a sale this weekend, too:http://www.nolo.com/products/every-landlords-guide...Their books include lots of forms and are easy to read, as are their contracts, and they're written by lawyers.Just ordered the book and used the DAD16 Promo Code to get 40% Off.  

Once the promo rate expires, I pay it off with money from the HELOC, and then rinse and repeat.

And 2) I pulled the trigger and upgraded to the annual Pro account here on BiggerPockets (but not without putting in the promo code that got me a 20% discount and a bunch of bonuses :-)  )For those of you who might be in the first category (that ain't no success story) I will quote to you a saying from a linguistics teacher of mine who was a real stickler for being grammatically correct (no saying ain't, or "got no..." etc). 

wow Rick, Sean is WAY more than self promo and bs.