I’ve heard about people selling credit (card) tradelines a couple of times, most recently on Countdown to FI podcast with The Millionaire Educator (I believe it’s episode 54).

It acts more like a credit card for the first few years as all you do is pay interest.

Driving for dollars could work for me too, get the foreclosure list, NOO list, and hit doors with some business cards, TRECs, a calculator and a legal pad.

Won't need to pay for the monthly subway card in the nice months.

You just need a phone and some 3 x 5 index cards to keep track of them.

Have you considered sending post cards?

And as far as the jargon, I used flash cards to really hone in on the language and memorize what was necessary for the test (as I've been through the exam before, and will be preparing to take it again soon).

One person had a breakdown since they couldn't get any properties and had to make the payment on the $33k borrowed on their credit card.

My days of hauling appliances around town are long gone; both places deliver.I do take advantage of their constant sales on appliances and use both 10 percent off coupons (purchased through ebay) AND gift cards purchased through online sources (often for 9 to 11 percent off the face value of the card) to help with the cost of such.Gail

My initial thought is to just bring them together and request a small commission, but there's also this thoughts that if I play my cards correctly I might be able to buy the house on contract myself for $60,000 and then turn around and contract the house out the interested party with a point higher interest and slightly longer term.