Now I'm seeing products like this: http://www.homedepot.com/p/TrafficMASTER-Lakeshore...At $.79 I can use a 10% off Lowe's coupon and be paying close to 70 cents for a laminate that gets great reviews.

The seller's best hope is a newbie that doesn't know better comes along and shifts his problem onto themselves or a 1031 exchange buyer that has a lot of equity to place and doesn't mind clipping a coupon for the next 5 years buys it. 

Lowes has plentiful 10% off coupons and I can get an additional 10% off on top of that.

I get like 15% off on the cost of cell phones, mortgage rate discount, transit check, flexible spending, free movie tickets and reduced ticket price to a lot  of theme parks.Subscribe to Pennyhoarder its free http://www.thepennyhoarder.com/Sit down with your bank and choose accounts that have less fees or higher ratesDo you use coupons? 

Plates purchased with coupons at a grocery store, State Farm coffee mugs, engraved advertising knives.......just may not set an impressive table.

@Chris Seveney  I was going to suggest notes as well... but it looks like the OP does not understand them and is like many other invesetors that don't understand how banks work.and only understands the basic buy a rental put a tenant in it and love it..both work and can work... most of my clients that buy notes tire of being landlords for X amount of years and just want to clip coupons.

If the cabinets are not in great shape, it doesn't cost that much to replace them with new (check out HD or Lowes and grab a 20% off coupon), and it will pay off in the end when your kitchen sparkles.Same goes with baths. 

And for $30 per month, we got some nice coupons to cut and send with our payment.

Also they have a coupon for new users. 

Why do you think the coupon on the 90-day rate is so much lower?