Not sure if this is the right forum to post this, I came up with this plan, which, I am sure, many of you have used already, so can not claim it as creative, but like to get your opinion on pros and cons of this concept.I was looking at hardmoney loans, so if I borrow 100K at 10%, I pay $1000 a month, $6000 for 6 months, so If I can buy, and fix a property say in 150K neighborhood for 100k, put it out for rent, refinance at it's comp of 150K, so, at 75% of 150k, for $112,500,(after closing may be around 105K), pay off the hard money, so pretty much at a price of the closing cost, I can get an investment property.Please let me know if you see anything wrong in this process.

Anyone out there have creative ideas on how to obtain funding (for a quick close) for a development?  

Hi to all BP member out there this my first post on BP, So i am wondering is any lender out there do any unlimited mortgage finances on deals if you did have the down payment on the deal. Two all that will reply will ...

Im looking for creative financing and was recommmened multifamily.loans.com by a mentor of mine.

In my experience good contractors rarely have to get this creative​ to find​ jobs.

I know a local bank that will lend on 100% of the purchase price since its in a certain area but then that leaves me to do the rehab out of my own pocket so if anyone could think of some creative ways for me to get the funding for the rehab and be able to hold it for 2000k a month I would greatly appreciate it. 

People who can think creatively and find solutions and methods different to what others are using are the ones who find great success in my opinion

1. if you found the property on the County zoning map, it is in un-incorporated Pinellas County with an address in Dunedin.  

But it seems to me that if the tenant is in a valid lease and the investor wants them out...we can either see if they've violated their lease by non payment of rent or damages (in which case we can evict) or offer cash for keys...in other words,  if I'm telling the landlord that the tenants need to move,  I want to be able to offer creative solutions because eviction is not always the answer or even an option.  

I love to hear that you house hacked your duplex and are now looking for additional, creative ways to build that rental portfolio.What parts of Indy are you looking at for more property?