@Juston Clymore I suggest you reach out to a broker that is familiar with creative ways to finance deals that most banks would laugh at.

This is when you need to get creative.  

These distressed properties usually offer more when it comes to being able to be creative with the layout, move things around, add space etc.

I found an amazing 6 unit but it's out of my price range, I'm trying to figure out creative financing..

This is not allowed, but using some creative loopholes it is.

You don't have to tell people you are a genius.

If you do not use a payroll service, it is probably not worth the effort.4- Maybe getting creative and buying a vehicle thru the LLC would be one of the best ways to take money out.

This is also not an area for even a genius to venture into to become self taught in notes, there is a very cavilier attitude by investors and non-finance types concerning notes, obligations, rights and claims in interests as well as procedures.Attorneys who have not received training don't usually venture into finance law, it's not prudent at all for one without a formal legal background to address such issues, it very often is a case of not knowing what you don't know.

Hey Justin,That's the way to keep the momentum going and being creative to close the deal.

Creative finance works, but you have to be thoughtful and knowledgeable...Exhaling now...