Need lawyer with experience facilitating subject-to and other creative deal structures in Iowa.  

I doubt you could find a flip candidate in the Bay Area on MLS, unless it's a demo/rebuild.Most rehabbers use wholesalers who have creative methods for finding the diamonds in the rough.

I love working with attorneys, for example, however few a creative visionaries (with possible exception of a few high-end ones).

My partner and I have a commercial deal that we would like to either flat out sell the contract and buyer use the seller financing thats available and we collect our assignment fee that we negotiate.... or perhaps we get creative and do a double close..like this: we 1st close with seller using buyer funds (40k) to create a note with seller and when we second close with end buyer - we create a new note thereby creating a "spread" allowing us to make a monthly income between the (2) notes...Let me explain and please give me your input.Here are the details:Commercial building zoned BL - has fire damage would need to be partially rehabbed as a result.

Does anyone actually use purchase options/tenant buyers/seller financing or any combination of creative financing in today's marketplace?

Here's a link to the thread if you want to connect with other Tokyo investors:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/76/topics/204...This weekend we had BP Blogger and Creative Finance Investors Ben Leybovich as our guest speaker. 

At our meeting I'd love to present our buying criteria, and some creative ways we have been able to assist other Realtors close more deals.

Go out there and find the tenant, be creative.

At the end of the day, if we want to grow bigger, we will *all* do it differently, whether non-traditional, private money, or creative.

I'm still a newbie so take it for what it's worth-1- It's real but may require creative deals.