While wholesaling was recently outlawed in our state, which was a method I was familiar with, it's not the only investment strategy I utilize.Currently, I own 3 long-term rental properties out of state, and I'd be happy to discuss the BRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance) method or other creative investment approaches.  

Aloha~ I am on Oahu and specialize in creative financing specifically for investments.

Using creative financing I took a second and third mortgage to support these renovations.

If you have someone you look up to in your local market that's successful do everything you can to sit down with them and pick their brain on creative action steps to take.Best of luck on this journey!

Since I don’t have many assets or a lot of cash on hand, I’ll need to be creative and strategic.

I personally have not done this but it was a creative finance way to fund a down payment with none of your own money.

It sounds like this might have been some sort of "creative financing" scenario where the buyer has $0 but is trying to cobble together 3 liens and 8 JV partners to buy something they cant afford.

If you’re looking for creative ways to maximize your outreach, feel free to connect or drop a comment.

With rising rates and tighter lending criteria, finding creative financing options has become a major focus for me and many others in the community.

1) Rarely paying asking price or even "market price" for a property.2) Understanding how they may be able to reposition a poorly managed property for increased cashflow and value.3) Looking for creative financing, so they don't have to deal with a bank for a purchase loan.4) Understanding ROI, Cash-on-Cash, NOI, etc. and using those numbers to determine HOW MUCH they should offer on a property to meet their taget performance numbers.Funny, appropriate, recent interaction with a plumbing company.