I have done several of them and I am comfortable with them now, but the first couple were a lot of work to get through because I had to learn as I went.I am sure there are several courses on the market that teach this technique.

A lot of the techniques I teach in my classes and mentoring are applicable to other states and situations.My point?

If you are going to need financing, you are probably going to have to get your wife involved with the loan docs.I would say that your best bet would be to study as much as you can on creative financing techniques (lease/option, land contracts, subject-to) in order to eliminate the need for your wife's cooperation.Tell us what her perspective is please.

I am looking forward to getting new ideas and techniques from other members.

:DI dumped my last rental in about 2000, just been doing seller financed flips since then, very successfully I might add. all cashPlease, if you have time to elaborate on your success so that we may pick up the technique of a few tips.

This makes some lenders nervous.Care to share some of your successes, techniques, tips with us in this thread?

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I suggest starting with owner financing and lease options-some investors don't like this technique so it can be a niche for you..It was for me and as a result I became successful..There are other little to no risk methods like flipping wholesale projects(yes it is legal) you have to have the knowledge as to how to structure your deal but I already have a book going..I recommend starting with these type of methods because it will build your cash flow and once you have consistent profit you can become even more creative and do more advanced strategies.

I guess I'll have to go back and study up on my creative financing techniques...

Is it best to try these no money down techniques or go for bank financing?