Read a post the other day about financing a 10k used car for 2-3% and it got me to thinking about my financial situationSo - I have a student loan out for 7k @ 6.5% (which I think is high) would you pay that off or is this too, considered cheap money?

DON'T BE CHEAP!

If you have a good relationship with a title company, they might be willing to pull some lists for you for cheap (or free...).There is no one end-all-be-all list, but there are certainly good and bad ways to market to them.

My cheap laminate floors are not holding up so well in my rental. 

What I have picked up so far is that furnishing units is NOT cheap.

But if the numbers work and you can snatch some up for super cheap can't argue that.

As said above they are cheap.

I rand through all of that detail to help you see and hopefully start to understand in the world of notes a cheap price doesn't mean a good asset.  

I will buy a cheap car (I don't have one after I totaled mine) and reinvest the remaining money into one rental, more marketing, and earnest money to lock up other similar deals already on my radar that I can flip for a profit.

Some friends would like to set up cameras for properties after they turn off the electricity to the property, and I'm looking into some ultra cheap solutions to do that.