Creative Finance Deals always win, right?

If I can put down 5%, retain a lot of my savings/emergency fund, and pay less than I would renting, then it's a win. 

Thirdly, there is no win-win when you have to shell out $20,000.00 up front, only animosity which will develop in time after you realize that you have been duped and are kicking yourself in the *** for taking the "bait" - too late now.

You win the real estate game by never being a forced buyer or forced seller.

That is a win and is usually way higher than the old landlord rent.Once you show them data and allow them to be a participant, you are working together.

Again, depends on the market, and many other factors, but it's a market large enough that, if you make the right moves and work with the right consultant, you can easily win at as long as we don't have an entire market collapse. 

If I were a lawyer there is no way I take this case not because it would be hard to win but because of the consequences that would occur. 

There will be lawsuits....you may win the lawsuit, but if you have to pay expensive lawyers and spend time in Texas on the defense in a hotel, with meals and all other expenses...it will not be fun.One thing you have to think about is if you are an accredited investor or hang out with plenty of accredited investors. 

I am wanting it to be a win/win situation for everyone so we all walk away happy and with money in our pockets.

If the company you are waiting on is slow/non-responsive when trying to win your business I wouldn’t expect quality service if you choose to go with them.