They are great sources of information.2) Read the UBG, Ultimate Beginner's Guide3) Set up your key word alerts:4) Read any and all articles and blogs related to wholesaling to get a solid understanding of the fundamentals5) Ask questions, the BP community is great for providing insight and thoughts that are creative and straight-forward.Most of this is in the "Getting Started" section.AndyPS.

They won't be impressed with guru stuff either, not off the bat.What will impress them is your actual knowledge of RE, your market, assessing repairs and valuations that may lead them thinking in conventional terms of selling at which point you can then introduce more creative solutions that may fit the circumstances and solve the seller's problems,To do that you need to know RE, not methods of putting square pegs in round holes, you need to begin with the basics in the principles of real estate and then evolve to higher levels to suggest sound solutions.Knowledge can overcome the obstacles you may find in being taken seriously.

Any other creative ways to profit on this kind of deal?

(i.e. general partnership, LLP, LLC, or an incorporation)Some things I'm looking for:1) What are the financing options for an individual with low initial capitol?  

Does anyone happen to know the  percentages   on traditional vs  'creative' real estate sales and  traditional ( bank ) vs creative  ( options, lease options, seller financing ) real estate financing?   

I will suggest that creative finance might be a great place to get started and my good friend @Brian Gibbons is a world class creative finance person.I would also suggest that joint venturing with a experienced real estate operator will put you in a better position to raise money.  

Trump Eyes TWA Terminal at JFK for Possible Airport HotelI love that he is still creative.  

I am interested in finding units that meet my long term goals, which include purchasing low to moderate income properties, located in Charleston South Carolina, containing 4-100 units.I have the financial backing to pay cash for your property, but I am also willing to discuss land contracts, and other creative financing should you be looking for interest income or other ways of creating cash flow.

I found a creative way around it, while I'm attempting to get a variance because it's an existing condition that was in effect for many years.

Plus you can meet tons of people that can help you get creative in your financing options.