This can lead to missed opportunities, especially when speed and flexibility are crucial.Personally, I’ve seen investors switch to creative or alternative financing options, like hard money loans, private lending, or even seller financing, to avoid some of these pitfalls.

After reno, ABC Investing Corp wants to sell the property for $135K so, my father gets it under contract for 135K and wholesales it to retail buyer Khadijah for $150K which she uses a mortgage to purchase.Am I being too creative with my thinking?

So I got the creative juices flowing to come up with a solution to make it all happen.

You have to get creative and know what options you have.Building is the best option imo, so you’ll have to buy and tear down it seems like nowadays.

Leveraging creative financing methods like hard money loans, private lending, or partnering with investors can also help you secure deals when traditional financing is delayed or limited.

I'd love to connect and talk more about new construction that sounds like a very creative and interesting way to generate income as well as form relationships!

Like @Laura Chotkevys said, you can raise money, creatively finance from the seller, partner, get lower money down loans (SBA - although this is harder for the first deal sometimes), get a private note... lots of ways to go about this with low money down if you put in the work and know how much you need. 

I am also looking for info on creative purchasing and "Subject to" purchases, especially BRRRRs.

Are there any private money or creative financing that you could share with me that might help out situation?

In today’s unpredictable market, how important is flexibility in financing? Have you found that private money lending allows you to structure deals in ways traditional lenders won’t?