I really want to get into buy and hold that my main goal but I have a few creative ways about that but i would like to receive an opportunity to hear you opinion on the matter.

And if you are going to be out of pocket each month roughly the same amount as if you DID take out a mortgage, then I am not sure of the actual benefit you are getting by trying to be creative?

If so, I'd be interested if hearing creative suggestions for dealing with it.Rick

Our local building dept is not known for their creative and out of the box thinking.

If you're working with partners or in creative deals being a broker brings additional value to the deal.

I am thinking of turning the closet 90 degrees, or shortening it far enough to put a door to the kitchen, then getting creative to find/create additional storage space (if needed) for the bedroom.Having the public area to the front looks better to me than the reverse layout.

The ability to recognize and utilize creativity in one another to the fullest extent.

Since this is not my web site which keeps me from promoting my business regarding ePublishing; I am making this available to anyone and since it is public I believe that it is essential for individuals to raise capital through creative options which translates as government grants.

Is there an ebook or a long post that explains multiple scenarios of creative financing and pulls it all under one roof.I read the reviews of @Brandon Turner's ebook (which looks great by the way), but it looks to focus on the low or no money down approach.I'm looking for a "how to" on multiple creative ideas, what to look for when sellers tell you their financial situation, scenarios, etc.Anyone know of anything?

The mistake I made was not doing enough research on a person I chose to work with because I had been told by a BP article writer/podcast interviewee that this person was a good guy when I emailed him for a recommendation.