I am interested in investing in real estate in the DFW area (specifically Denton) with creative financing methods, and I am trying to expand my network of players in the game of real estate.

I get the feeling immediate cash flow might be challenging, but creative value-add could unlock long-term appreciation and cash flow potential.

I’m currently reading Brandon’s book on creative financing and am interested in exploring the possibility of obtaining a home equity loan.

My mind is blown by all the creativity and we're lucky that we're in Milwaukee and from my experience, most people are very willing to share their brain with you.

-Administrative Burden: Managing substantial services may require more administrative work and potentially higher costs in terms of time and resources.Some investors do use creative strategies to maximize tax benefits, but this particular approach of converting long-term rentals into an active business reported on Schedule C while providing substantial services is less common.

We looked at CA and found it wanting for good deals.Whichever state you decide to invest in, you may want to consider using off market strategies utilizing creative finance.

Quote from @TJ Woolum: I am very interested in joining a mastermind or online group that can help spur creativity, learning, and motivation to go all in and scale up. 

However, I’m getting my “second wind” and based on a successful recent “creative” note “wrap” I’ve done will probably get back into creative real estate exchanging again. 

Reason for this is that our 40% partner who leads the group purchasing the property accepted a SUBORDINATED note for his interest in order to put the deal together.Bottom line is this, by utilizing a number of CREATIVE real estate principles, financing, deal making, etc. we have increased our wealth by anywhere from $235,000 to $635,000 over what we would have had accepting a cash sale.  

The beauty is that the transaction can benefit all parties, and they can be structured to make the deal work.We wrote a book called Creative Cash that focuses on creative financing rechniques