If you are only buying creatively or with private money I hear good things from people who use them.

I am considering doing a creative financing agreement whereby I will sell my home to a buyer with a $20k non-refundable purchase option. 

Greetings,Many mom & pop Buy and Hold or BRRRR investors often overlook creative ways of acquiring property.

That's the approach a successful DIY landlord must incorporate.

Perhaps this agent and vendor are ready to be creative, as 3 years is a long time to carry property with no income.If you have any specific questions about owner financing, feel free to contact me, I've done a number of deals like this on the private market. 

Control the property with a delayed/hybrid contract, 4. offer to control the property and sell it a reserve public auction - before the bank has a chance to do that, 5. put it under a creative contract of sale and assign your contract for a cash assignment fee, 6.

That covers the existing structure and the renovations as they are incorporated. 

It’s totally possible to find some good deals if you’re creative and patient, some even turnkey.  

I'm sure I sound like a broken record because I say the same thing in my forum posts: today, investors must get creative in their investment strategy to acquire cash-flow real estate!

If not please delete this post.Can anyone recommend an architect company who is familiar with ADU and is responsive, organized and creative in problem solving?