May require a tiny bit of creativity.

We are up for the challenge because we love the architecture and it is as much a creative endeavor/ hobby as an investment.

This will be my first time seeing either of them in person and from what I hear from other investors my mind will hurt from all the creative knowledge to be learned.

(Although, many of the LTC policies I see are so caveated that it wouldn't be difficult to replace the coverage they offer with some type of self-insuring plan.)I like creative thinking.

Tourist season certainly makes it easier and more profitable, but during the slower times you need to get creative with filling the units.

Hi @Tory Kelliher , I am fairly new to RE investing as well and I have found BP incredibly helpful in providing online training, helpful references and in general a very powerful network to share ideas or just read and learn of creative methods other members have adopted to be successful in their market. 

I think the takeaway for you is a) you need to find the right deal that can create better cashflow than 100/month to make your investment vehicles work better for you than you originally envisioned (this is easy to say but hard to find, they won't fall in your lap) b) You need to have creative strategies with financing to leverage and amplify your ROI, all of which you can find on BP i.e.

Do you have any ideas for creative financing a deal like that? 

If you are trying to do creative financing, no money down (Good Luck) then you may need a real estate attorney to draft it.  

My fear is that rates in 5 years could be pretty high.Does anyone have creative ways around this?