@Ivan Aldana I agree with Theresa, but I also think there are some creative ways to purchase properties. 1) Use credit cards to make your downpayment.2) Seller Financing - I totally understand right now is hard to even get an offer accepted, but something to think about it to find a real estate agent in your town and have them run a report on a neighborhood you like.

Meanwhile, I am looking into any other creative options. 

(You always want to be on the right side of a he said she said argument, especially if there’s a video.). 

I'm thinking about making a video about this question and others so if that would help more info on your situation or other questions would help. 

Check out the video if you have time: 

Also offer to take photos, videos, etc. for minimum wage or free as this could be a huge draw to some smaller brokerages that have to take the time to do it in house, or pay hundreds to have a pro take the pics. 

I was able to speak with a handyman who I've worked with in the past and he's going to go there to take pictures/ videos, get his POV/ assessment, and put tarps over the roof holes to the best of his ability.

Maybe creative financing ideas?

Our initial thought was to leverage all our professional design fees as well as builder (GC) fees to put towards 15% down payment, but it appears we can not find a bank that will do this.Our first question would be, have you heard of a bank that would have this type of creative financing?

We found ourselves needing to get creative with money we had for a down payment and what we had at our disposal, our single family home.