So any creative ideas from investors on what I can do in this situation.

You will be put in touch with a very nice person from Ashley Furniture Company (who will send very authentic-looking e:mails with the actual company logo), who will instruct you how to wire the payment for the furniture directly to the company to ensure timely delivery for the good doctor and his stressed wife.The financier cannot thank you enough for saving him, and agrees to immediately forward another cashier's check to cover the amount you wired to the furniture company (anywhere from $2,000 to $5,000).

You can sell the whole thing in various creative ways, such as a land contract, lease option, or wrap mortgage.

DavidI am a newbie who creatively financed ---my home (with equity)land (zero interest note)property taxes (yes a reduction)and an office property (with equity) all within three years; thanks to God, and helpful folks, and the advice I got here and elsewhere.

ie=UTF8&tag=theweafor-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0945466447Murray was the foremost "free market" economist in the world prior to his death in 1996 -- he was a peer and friend of Greenspan before Greenspan went over to the "dark side."

We have a great agent, and several friends who make great livings in creative real estate.

Have we all forgotten about the “old school” creative real estate investing techniques?...

He said nope, got 100% financing… I looked at him kinda funny for a couple seconds, and then I asked did you have to do something “creative” to do that?

You can get real creative with the seller... i.e. carry at reduced monthly payments, lease options, balloons with no payments, etc.

Hi,I'm looking to buy apartment buildings using land contracts.I'm also ooking for a broker that understands creative financing, particularly land contracts.