Hey all,Just a brief history, I purchased a 2 bed condo in Toronto, 10 mins from downtown, nice growing area back in 2013.  It closes in 1-2 mths but I want to try and reassign and dump the unit.  I've had it on the m...

I talk to the seller, figure out his situation, and what kind of costs he has and if he's open to creative solutions.I have some challenges though. 

I'm still wrapping my head around the creative finance process and just don't quite understand where to start.  

I am in the Denver area with a new company heavily interested in additional investor partners and seeking creative financing officers and private lenders.  

Please get your creative thinking, knowledge hats on and help me see the best way to close this deal on Friday!

Option A: live with family for free until we have new job(s) locked down, then move into real estate once we have a salary for a traditional mortgageOption B: rent a cheap apartment in GR to get our bearings in the city while looking for jobs, and learning more about the REI/rental marketplace by living thereOption C: explore creative funding options to speed up the purchase of our first investment property, which will help fund the purchase of our own homeOption D: look for a 2-unit to live in, fix, and rent before we purchase a larger home? 

A family friend who's a building inspector for the county said that it's state-wide; I think they are looking for creative ways to cut costs...

First good creative finance deal in negotiation!

I appreciate any contacts you could share with me that are in my area should we come to that point.For other readers of this post, I appreciate any further innovative/creative ideas you may to share.  

Seems that I have yet  to find a creative finance person willing to look for sub prime or private money.