At the end of the day, the sellers looking to transact in creative finance transactions are normally the owners of real estate that cannot sell easily in an arms length transaction or are gouging  the buyer on price.

Usually the increased buying power and shared expenses can help make the numbers tie out, especially when you consider getting creative with occupancy (maybe yall split time at the house and spend time elsewhere through out the year).Im seeing more and more interest from folks who are looking to do this sort of thing in tandem.

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When I came across this property, I approached the seller directly and negotiated a fair price based on the property's condition and potential.

Most wholesale deals provide a spread for the wholesaler that goes directly to them.

I have thought about direct mail campaigns and like the idea, but that tends to have at least a 2-3 month lead time on contacts.

Nearly all of my single-family deals were zero down deals because I got them off-market, direct to owner. 

My DTI is tapped out, so it's creative or bust. 

While these contractors are certainly out there, in my experience they also tend to be the ones that work with home owners directly and charge "retail" prices, not "investor" prices.I would shop around with lenders to understand how they work with their loans.  

How deep into “creative” financing do you want to go?