I made fridge magnets from the brass of 8, 10 & 12 gauge hulls. 

Imagine a confused guest family who finally make it out of the parking structure, get inside the lobby and are trying to get their magnetized wristbands (you can't open any doors without those at Tidewater).

I think if your potential new contractor shows up in a beat up VW bug with 4 guys in the back and has 2x4's strapped to the roof, your might have a problem there with your ability to select a contractor.If on the other hand he shows up in a decent work vehicle such as a pick up truck, has lettering (Not magnetic signs), his voice mail isn't full or not set up, he answers the phone with the name of his company instead of "yeah, hello", he has a website, he has reviews online, he is a member of the BBB, is a member of trade organizations, doesn't ask to be paid in cash or make the check out to his wife's name...etc... etc.. etc... you're probably doing a better job selecting a contractor.

In the 3rd letter, she'll include a one sided card with a unique message stuck to a business card sized magnet available from any office supply store.

I have seen anything from temporary magnets, to complete paintings advertising businesses. 

I'm sure that sounds pathetic to some of you hyper-organized types, but I know myself.Is Pro status still an audit magnet if you don't take passive losses at all?

Having a car magnet will doubtfully qualify a person as a REP; I mean you can claim qualifications based on this, but will it stand in case of an audit?

Cover with drywall and use corner trim to cover the edges then have a cabinet magnet on inside  that holds the door shut in the middle. make sure to leave the trim on the corner where the door opens loose on one side and permanent on the other.Have a bad spot where a pan burnt a counter top????

They took the toilet out and manage to get a fridge magnet out but unable to clear the toilet.

Doesn't have to cost much, but pick a few areas where you want to buy and market the heck out of those areas - post cards; put out flyers and business cards; walk neighborhoods and talk to people who live there; write articles for neighborhood newsletters; put magnets on your car doors, etc., etc.