Incorporation is an option but is expensive to setup and maintain if we aren't getting much cashflow.Shooting from the Hip - Possible Solutions?

@Patricia Velez ...Reading and networking is def a start in the right direction..You can find creative ways to get started, but it will take some WORK....Keep an open mind and don't let money keep you from RE if you're passionate about it!!

I'm currently looking to buy a sub 30K property and do a Section 8 rental; I believe it really takes cash to get into that game so I'm trying to figure out creative ways of doing it because the HML route I tried back at the end of 2013 didn't work out (and I think that was a blessing in disguise).

You could use bandit signs, driving for dollars, and direct mail, and any other creative ways you can find motivated sellers.

Multiple websites and/or splash pages are good ways to capture the effectiveness of your marketing.You need to be slightly creative with your URLs.

It's very unique and I like the creativity, although I would have two concerns: 1) it requires two steps and most people don't follow through on that from solicitations and 2) a lot of people might think the website on the postcard is loaded with viruses.That being said, it wouldn't be a bad system to test and see if you get good results.

And then probably buy properties in-between with creative financing via my LLC.

My tenants lease expires June 2014 , and he wanted to sign for another year until he can buy....I'd love to figure out a creative financing option to offer the tenant, but not really sure what to do...Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

i'm for creativity even if its just for Saturday afternoon & Sunday

It is currently rented but I will love to find a creative way to get rid of both of this properties.What makes the exit hard, is the current economic situation of Puerto Rico, Government Bonds were classified as Junk bonds and most of the people in the Puerto Rico are employed by the Government.The current trend is a sharp decrease in population and unemployment well above the double digits.