I don't wanna use money in the deal as in buying it and then reselling it .

My goal is to resell the house, I don't want this as a rental.

If the terms are decent, you could put the payoff off until you finish and re-sell.

The option of talking to more lenders, especially conventional lenders will be futile unless they have portfolio loan options because if the lender is selling to fannie mae they will all have to follow the same set of guidelines in order to make the note marketable to the secondary market unless they want to lose money trying to resell their non conforming note at a discount to face value on the scratch and dent market.

(Buy it first then immediately resell it to your end buyer).

Alternatively, you can actually close on the purchase, then re-sell to your buyer, but in my state (Missouri), that is frowned upon, at least according to the title companies I've used.

Once you have can do anything you want, but the cloud will make reselling difficult until judge, lawyer, and or previous owner allow it to be cleared into a special warranty deed or hopefully warranty deed.

If I already have a buyer lined up is there a better/faster/cheaper/etc way to get to the monthly cash flow instead of buying a property in the traditional way and then reselling it CD?

That said, hopefully it will at least be somewhat profitable as well.In terms of numbers, we purchased the house for $151,000, will be putting about $75,000 into it, and will hopefully resell it for at least $275K.

The buyer may also re-sell the property with existing financing based on marketability, changes in the neighborhood, the market and potential buyer demand.Seller understands that credit may be affected negatively if the buyer misses one or several payments.