Cash flow is tight in some markets, so run the numbers carefully before jumping in.Seller Financing or Assumable Loans – Some sellers are open to creative financing, meaning you might be able to put less down or get a better interest rate than today’s market offers.

Plenty of investors are turning to creative financing (Subject to, owner financing, business credit, etc.) or partnering for larger deals.

My goal is to leverage the remaining balance of the second HELOC to fund another investment while exploring hard money or other creative financing strategies.

Are there any other creative strategies you would recommend to maximize my profit?

Whether you’re interested in multifamily investments, creative financing, or business strategy, I’d love to chat!

Connecting with local investors, lenders, and mentors can also help you find creative financing opportunities to get your first deal done.Good luck!

I have heard about doing deals with little to no cash down but I'm skeptical about whether creative financing options are truly viable.

Also they don't want to do any creative financing. 

This means we have to get creative with the design: lower-cost tiles, white shaker cabinetry, and sometimes carpet in the bedrooms and basement. 

While there could be avenues to acquire real estate creatively with less cash operating  real estate properly is capital intensive.