My wife and I are the owners in the Articles of Incorporation and I am the registered agent. 

The real work does come in with driving around like you mentioned, maybe being creative and showing properties they may not have thought of, and articulating different ways to offer on a property, just to name a few items.

Beginning investors should not:-engage in creative financing-invest with entirely borrowed money

Looking to the BP community for creative ways to boost NOI.

What creative financing strategies have you already explored, and how successful were they in helping you close deals?

Anyone able to help me get creative and squeeze out some money from this note without selling it all or partial?

I wanted to ask and start a conversation about what additional/creative ways people have used to increase rental income or ROI on a property as a whole (such as ADU, converting garages, Airbnb, certain high ROI rehabs).

And investors are going to the secondary markets around Charlotte, or they are using creative strategies such as rent by the room, to receive some level of cash flow.All that to say, I grew up in Ohio, and it was always a good cash flow market.

Lenders are now recognizing ADUs more accurately, especially as national programs like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac incorporate them into their guidelines.

https://www.thumbtack.com/co/denver/interior-designers/bs-creative/service/424723530653843480?