I've used this for finding buyers and sellers of fast food NNN properties and some smaller shopping centers with investment grade tenants.You have leverage in telling your story, representing investors with deep pockets that can close quick.

So that's good and you have gross rental income of $9,000 per yearBoth ways can be rewarding and a as Brian Hancock artfully expressed, "a number of things may happen", which could cloud-up your returns (and your sanity too!

If they won't give you the reward card then they must refund cash.TV Consumer Watchdog is probably the best approach.

I'm a full time College student living off food stamps, pell grants, and partially my mom.

What would be your concerns, and in your eyes would the risk outweigh the reward?

East Atlanta has become a veritable hub of "Things that yuppies like", and the Ponce Market project shows great promise for continuing the evolution of PDL that got started with the whole foods seed store.Old 4th ward is NOTHING like it used to be!

Rich-What kind of food do you like?

I guess the PM could go this route, athough it seems highly risky for the (relatively) small reward.

Take Tod Radford's advice on remaining active, and you'll find that you reap the rewards that come with building a strong network.

has anyone tried this?

http://residentrewardsprogram.wordpress.com
http://www.mrlandlord.com/renttalk/