I am looking to purchase my first multifamily investment property via seller financing and wanted to see if there is anyone who purchases deals creatively like this often or has done so in the past and wouldn't mind helping me get started in the right direction?

If you don't do this, do you have a particular reason (such as you'd find out through a different part of your process that someone is scammy) or is it something you just never thought of incorporating into your screening?

I would also need to break it down with the rental calculator to see how strong of an asset it is.There are some creative financing deals even with traditional financing (like 2-1 buy downs) that many of my buyers have been using recently. 

However, I'm looking at creative ways to produce cash flow with little to no cash down. 

He had 20yrs experience in corporations, business management, and now runs a business offering CFO consulting services, accounting, tax advising, and book-keeping. 

It seems like a lot of people have great gimmicky stories about how they get creative when managing properties.

or any other creative financing.

One of my mid term rentals in Upstate New York is going through a little slower period renting out this winter.This property is currently listed on airbnb.com and furnishedfinder.comDoes anyone have any creative ideas that they use to rent their mid term rentals out?

Often in smaller deals one needs to be able to determine approximate costs, likely issues, and determine and approximate value quickly while larger projects can be taken more slowly.There is an element of creativity as well. 

Look into creative financing options like seller financing or owner-occupied loans if you plan to live there during renovations.