I’ve heard of seller financing or partnering with investors for funds and using creative financing. 

We're seeing a lot of lenders come online with creative DSCR and no ratio solutions..there are even investment property HELOC's that use rental income to qualify.

By the time you get a couple properties under your belt, you'll be much smarter and in a better position to do more creative investing.Be careful with those cheap Ohio properties.

Seller concessions and other creative capital solutions are generally not available, assuming a loan is effectively transferring the existing loan to the new buyer once the balance (cash portion) has been satisfied at closing. - Income deficiency.

My husband and I would like to propose some creative financing options...potentially offering a lease-to-own style option?

Finding a lender with either a creative solution or lower rates seem to be key here.

Hey BiggerPockets community,I’m looking for some advice on selling my investment property in Riverside, California, especially since I’m considering offering creative financing options.

Looking for a discussion for ideas on what I should consider from those more experienced in creative real estate financing.

Getting creative about using your primary as a chess piece for your investment journey is just fun and probably the best way to hit the fast forward button on your investment journey (so long as your reserves and marriage are strong enough to handle it).

I am very green when it comes to creative finance/options.