Pretty weird huh since obviously I’m a scumbag wholesaler in your opinion.You put in as $0 as E/M and then you can just walk away if you can't get a buyer.I close on EVERY deal genius.

@Andrew KatzTo accelerate your investing journey, consider options like buying cash from a wholesaler, aggressively paying down your mortgage, buying another house hack, exploring creative financing, and considering partnerships with limited experience.

I’d love to hear from those who are currently using creative financing strategies or those who are interested in exploring them.

You'll live like a king and look like a genius.

I'd like to approach them with purchasing the building but I'm assume they're not wanting to sell it until after the owner's death due to the step up basis.I have first right of refusal but what type of creative financing can I offer so that we agree upon a sale and price beforehand?

Be creative--work a deal with them on percentages at sale if you need to. 

Especially ignore the "creative financing" shills.10.

You might also want to consider some creative finance strategies to make your cash go further, if that's a concern.

Also, I don't have cash right now as it's tied up in the original purchase, rehab and furnishing the place.To continue to move forward with my vision, what creative financing or investing options are out there?

He got creative and started using builder deposit agreements.