Real Estate Wholetailing: Close on a property and immediately list it on the MLS to sell at a profit.Owner Financing: Help the seller avoid capital gains taxes and give them a consistent passive stream of income without having to manage the property.While these strategies offer various avenues for real estate investment, thorough research, due diligence, and professional guidance remain crucial for success.

I'd recommend closing on a 2-4 unit property that needs some work but would still qualify for traditional financing. 

Many of the people here on BP unfortunately do not understand how to evaluate risk - because if they did they would not be doing a lot of these creative finance deals we are seeing that include having to borrow for the down payment because they have zero liquidity.

To me the downside is lack of control, and transparency (not that they are hiding anything, but you just can't track the numbers like you can with your private portfolio), and possibility to lose it all due to financing and LPs position on debt structure.Just my 2 cents.

My lender is hesitant to finance it.

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I found the property on realtor.com and asked my realtor to view How did you finance this deal?

Similar endeavors are underway in Rhode Island and Telluride, focusing on assisting first-time homebuyers and developing affordable rental properties.One significant strategy employed by these governments is the utilization of tax-exempt financing.

Right now I have 75% at 7.5% Fannie/Freddie will only go up to 75% on a single family non-owner, so to go up to 80% you have to use non-QM financing which is going to be higher rate then fannie/freddie.