If zoning is a challenge, it could still be a really attractive mid-term rental and there's some other creative things we could do to make it as attractive as possible to the investor population here.

The ones who can navigate tricky situations and offer creative solutions really stand out.

The point is that sometimes you have to get a bit creative to see the true potential.

Honestly, two things I'd start with are1. skip the banks - Get creative with sellers. 

Because it is a form of investing, it isn't like a HH will pay a huge premium because of it.If you want to get creative, it might be interesting to see what is in your market and what tenants desire.

., not requiring a long-term lease for the “rent” portion of BRRRR before approving the refinance) or allowing investors to borrow in an LLC or other creative structures.

Hello,Is there anyone that can help with a creative finance deal that involves seller who will carry FHA loan and title transfer to land/grantor trust? 

So, like many business”deductions” that really aren’t; dubious classifications of income; and “creative timing” of transactions, it works - until it doesn’t. 

Tenant issues can be a headache, but here are some creative ways to handle them:1.

And besides bridge loans, which I'm already looking into, are there any other creative ways to hack this?