These are credit instruments that allow you to make a lease payment in exchange for monetization of these instruments in trade transactions. for example, I may be able to "lease" $100,000 line of credit for 3.5 percent of its face value, or $3,500 dollars.

You should consider a monetized installment sale.

I'm not sure what the monthly cashflow will be but I'm hoping for $250-400/mo net.  

On one of my bigger fatties (over $500) I may do a monetized installment sale.The gain shouldn't have been a surprise. 

I'm trying to figure out ways to monetize or at the very least, make my 1400sqft basement useful.

I'm an Android man myself, and Apple's elimination of the 3.5mm headphone jack was a terrible decision, but they managed to monetize it with the Airpods.

High end artwork like Monet or Dali, or at least some paintings of scantily clad women. 

I'm thinking of ways to monetize the rental. 

It's a true vacation rental market and has been for decades (as are the other towns in the panhandle such as Destin, also a good spot to invest in STR's but more expensive), so the cities figured out how to tax/monetize the short term rentals decades ago. 

Just something to think about.What she said...Listing properties isn't the hardest thing in the world but to do it well does take some time and effort (and money).If I were you I would do exactly as Joan said and find a couple top listing agents in your area and just get the referral fees.Benefits here besides monetizing those leads with out much effort is that you can get in good with these agents.