I have a situation that I'm trying to get creative in and I want to know if I'm going about it the wrong way.

Not that I have experience in corporate sales, but I would definitely think if you have experience in sales... you're probably over a lot of the humps that people transitioning to full time real estate agent struggle with.

It directs you to some creative financing ideas by Brian Gibbons here on BP.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/53697-video-...

@Robert Prieto love the creative thinking!

If you're open to sharing more, I'd love to hear how you incorporate new things you've learned.

The HOA's name is on only one of the properties that sold, so they don't seem to be too aggressive in buying up properties, at least for cash.My question for you creative minds is: What clause could I put in my offer that would not affect my owner finance offer, but yet would cause the HOA to say, "No, we don't want this home"?

What other creative ways or platforms do you use to source new clients in need of funding for their investments?

We would prefer to use conventional financing but after talking to a loan officer at my bank, Wells Fargo, and doing other research, we see that we may need to find some more creative financing.

Of course you can incorporate that into your screening somehow but your basically going to be operating on the honor system.  

I tried looking it up on amazon and all I got was The Creative Real Estate Investor's Notebook of 525 Rehab, Remodeling, Repair, and Maintenance Secrets (v 2.2) and I don't think you mean this book.