Any other creative thoughts on the matter?

MARKET UPDATE - DECEMBER 2022As volatile interest rates and inflation continues to affect housing affordability, buyers and sellers are becoming creative in their efforts to buy and sell real estate.

No government agency have instructed any bank that the "Customer Identification Program" means the business must be incorporated in any specific state.

When looking into creative financing, subject-to and seller-financing often come up for those without a substantial down payment or current ability to get conventional financing. 

I am creating an online service where a realtor can "sponsor" a local Happy Hour(s)...idea being a creative way to get your name in front of your local potential customers.Do you like this idea?

I am a Realtor who at first wanted to keep my full time job in corporate america for the benefits and to subsidize my income until my career took off.

- Obviously creative financing is always an option, but from what I can tell it seems more time consuming to find deals that work like that. - I imagine I’d be better off starting in a $100k-$200k market to get more units early on?

We are hard-working and creative - never stop learning & teaching.

As some of you mat know, I am an agent in Cincinnati, and as others may be finding, deals are hard to come by at the moment. I want to post this to ask about strategies I can start introducing to buyers to use. I see ...

If I buy this now then maybe I can't buy something else I might want later.”Thank you, that is exactly the kind of thinking I want to incorporate.