My ideal scenario RIGHT NOW would be to offer $160k to the seller, offer the prospective buyer $30k - $40k in renovations of their choosing in exchange for a purchase price of $260k.Any creative thoughts on this deal, financing, etc I would love to hear them.  

The Book on Investing with No and Low Money Down book is the bible of creative finance.  

That said, I do bring a lot of hustle and creativity to the table... :)Suggestions and recommendations please!!! 

Alright so I'm on the precipice of taking on a Sub2 deal that is just tricky enough for me to question if I'm able to pull it off...Lis Pendis has been filed already.  The home is in arrears by about 11k, and has a to...

@Krystal Grubbs, are you familiar with creative real estate investing?

I get really charged up with creative ideas like we discussed,

I buy used appliances because I can buy middle of the road appliances (more features) for less money than a low-end new one and it is going to get just as trashed as the new one that I spend more money on.If you think and act more creatively than your competition, you and your units will stand out without having to spend more money.

Not an offer-writer.

Somehow I ended up gravitating to this deal though and got more creative and negotiated more aggressively on this then I normally do - I guess now I know why.The numbers work and I'm getting everything I want in a living space.I had totally forgotten about the picture of this condo.  

After a little creative thinking and research last night, I was able to track down the daughters (which live out of state) and the Power of Attorney document that has been completed and recorded with the court of North Carolina.I simply found the obituary online and it listed the daughters and their city of residence but no state.