Your interest rate is an annuity to a credit card company.  

i know this is a very old post but if y'all are still interested Costco has Postcards 4x6 for .0511 cents per card plus tax, and .0708 cents per card (8.5x5.5) plus tax.

I slowly and carefully started crawling towards my goal of a full time career of Creative RE Investor :listened to tens of podcasts, read several books, started putting my contracts together, created website (which needs modifications), got business cards and other marketing materials.

I used to super check for my credit card to acquire the house with 0% interest for 12 months.

So I used this to pay off my car loan and a good chunk of my monthly credit card bills with the $2800 I received in concessions.

I would also personally help someone out for free, but perhaps if you turn a good profit, and this person is helpful, you get them a nice gift card upon completion of the sale as a friendly gesture.

I have a credit card with Wells Fargo that I have been prompt with, but he said I needed at least 6 different lines (phone bills, car payments, etc.).

MLS FeesAssociation FeesAgency Fees (errors and omissions fees, administrative fees, & transactions fees)Marketing fees (unless your broker is providing signs, business cards, websites, post trainingI live in Florida(it can easily add up your first year)Good luck!

I would send her a thank you card for giving you an opportunity to assist her and to contact you if anything changes.

I was truly unable to appreciate this fully until very recently, and thought I'd share some of the incredible advantages that I once took for granted here today:- Ability and comfort to open a bank account, write a check, and manage money online- Ability to obtain a credit card, debit card, and to access ATMs- Ability to prepare a budget and earn a regular paycheck- Ability and comfort with discussing the concept of "investing", much less specifics of real estate investments and terms like "ROI"I'd encourage anyone else who feels frustrated with their current financial position to take a moment and jot down some knowledge or advantages that you've taken for granted.