I already start to doubt if this(rental) is the right strategy for me after 3 weeks of marketing and tanent screening.

I don't have much credit and highly doubt I could qualify for a loan on my own.

In addition to the original scope I have installed a mailbox post (cemented), trimmed out a door, and repaiered a missing ridge cap over a dormer. $200 worth of work, BUT the goodwill is not worth the money.

I want to know if there is anything creative I can do with this deal, from the looks of it i doubt it.

I doubt you will find any conventional financing for that type of situation.

Unless you rented it from a trust or LLC that owned it, but I doubt that's the case.

If in doubt, you can check out www.epa.gov or [LINK REMOVED] .

If the buyer's put out a $10K down payment, and no doubt some rehab money, too, then there's a very real risk of that money being completely lost.Just because one particular buyer bought one particular property at a high price doesn't mean every buyer will.

I am glad it worked out for you though.As for the dollardeal course, I doubt it teaches anything that cannot be found for free here or at a local library, so I would save my dollar and the hassle of follow up calls/emails.

But would it be worth it in the long run...I doubt it.