At those same houses you're taking pictures of and focusing on I will also drop off a sticky note,  handwritten letter, or even business card.

I sold the STi for $19k, paid off the loan, used the extra $5k to pay off a BestBuy credit card and buy a cheap 1980's BMW, which I knew I could flip after a little fix.

Also the tenant provided a card saying the dog is an ESA however no additional paperwork was included or any individuals name tying to the ESA card.

It's like you could sign up for a gas card with no out of pocket 20 years ago and buy gas at that rate for 20 years then get free gas for life.

More than a HELOC, less than a credit card. 

In those times I so badly wish I had a card I could give them and say "hey, reach out if you're serious and maybe we can work together on something or we could help each other out in some way." 

There is a minimum draw of $4,000 and no debit card.

We currently have two applicants on the house, both of which have positives and negatives on their credit reports, so I am hoping I can get some input from more experienced property managers/landlords.Tenant applicant A (husband and wife):- Both credit scores meet our minimum requirements- Income meets our minimum requirements and then some- Only a couple debt items (auto payment, credit cards, etc).

People do credit cards, equity lines.”Does this mean that people would buy and sell homes using bitcoin?

You have to be willing to send out some cards, letters and talk with owners.