I'm not sure most mortgage co's are smart enough to do anything creative like that but it's worth a shot.BTW, in TX a first mortgage foreclosure CAN wipe out unpaid HOA dues, late charges and lawyer's fees.all cash

So being creative as you are.

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

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I want to know what people(both experienced and beginner investors) see as the biggest obstacle or problem faced by people starting out as creative RE investors.

What I mean is that you should be prepared for what the renter will request of you.

Anyways, I'm pretty new to the game, couple years out of college, I guess looking to start with any "creative" techniques that don't require a large cash outlay.

Apartments translate into multiple headaches that you are not prepared for starting out.3.

I was kind of torn on Richard Davis, he was funny and creative but I think he put out a bit of a negative vibe regarding flippers.

You can normally borrow up to 50k that way.If you are a contractor and do the work yourself you will still have a hard time adding a second story and bathroom plus other repairs for under 50k.My swimming pool cost more than that.If you can pull it off however creative you get with it,you still have to sell by 01/07 and for 335k.or preferably alot more.