If your 1st lien mortgage is 75% LTV, you could ask the seller to carry the remaining portion... 

Literally I had a banker laugh me out of his office when I finally summoned up the courage to approach someone about how I could buy something... and looking back, I know of at least 3 deals on $30k houses that the owners would have been tickled to carry the note with no downpayment, if I just made payments to them! 

I carry one with our real estate info on it and another with our tree service info on it.

I learned to train them from day one and keep it professional and not get carried away by their angry tones.

I asked for an endorsement of that check over to me as a fair compensation so I can carry the repairs as the property will have to be rehabbed in other areas. 

I'm always adjusting my strategies, changing markets, etc...but, this time, I'm carrying an umbrella...just in case. 

We maintain a separate account for repair funds, and carry forward any that are left over at the end of the month.The other item is capital improvements.  

He's also a student of Derek Gehl & the Internet Marketing Center, which to me carries a lot of credibility.

Maybe a few wholesalers that will carry short term, but almost none of the traditional actual owner carry houses.

Wouldn't they just carry over to the new owner?