Bought splendid home at sheriff's auction after foreclosure; now (in Oregon, at least) the previous owner has 180 days to redeem the property, paying me (via the Sheriff, I guess) the auction price plus change.  

The turnkey company offers 50% financing via one of their lenders and I have been offered 10% interest, 3p and amortized over 15 years. 

We have been using creative financing options to this point in order to maximize opportunities and due to limited financial resources of our own.We have what seems to be a great opportunity to buy a triplex in Salem, Ohio via seller financing; (my husband and I analyzed the numbers, taking into account cap ex, possible vacancy, management, etc. and it is a great opportunity numbers-wise.) 

I am not currently in CO - so most things have been via email - I just missed it.  

On a spreadsheet it's usually cheaper to go via hard money lender, if you can avoid their extension fees.  

I'm doing most of my investing via partnering and lower entry points.

Personal loan via credit Union for expenses4.

Lower cap generally mean lower risk via higher demand.

I had access to the MLS via her.

It will record on motion and send me a picture of the motion via email.