The investor is now dragging their feet and it's got me feeling like I need to come up with a contingency plan.Any ideas/leads on creative financing for the downpayment/funding the whole deal?

It is a creative lifestyle investment that I think the listeners would like to hear about.

I have ALSO heard its not about timing the market rather time IN the market, so this is where a SFH could potentially be "easier" to find.Im constantly in a headspace where I tell myself I have to get really creative to finance a MFH or come in with a 5% conventional loan and fixing a MFH to force appreciation although cash flow may not be there the first year or two.

It would be considered mortgage fraud to not list the seller financing debt on any type of application.The only “creative” way possibly is if you have a spouse then you separate the debt so maybe one of you has debt on a property (that you co-own) and the other does notFor example my home I own with my wife but I am not on the mortgage only she is.

(Although I don’t plan to invest with no money down, I wanted to get ideas for creative financing since I don’t have much saved yet.)

The building has been passed over by many people due to the layout, but I have a creative and viable solution (boutique hostel/hotel hybrid in well-established and overpriced tourist destination). 

I'm ALWAYS IMPRESSED with the creative investing you figure out with your clients @Henry Lazerow!

@Don KonipolI can tell you why I've bought and sold seller financed deals, creative deals.

We can review creative finance options and a few up&coming trends like MTR's with tools like pad split, etc.

Income, assets and credit to qualify, but lenders are providing many more creative solutions to get that loan funded.