Anywho I want to purchase some investment property but my credit isnt all that great, is some kind of creative way for still accomplish this?

Cons: 1) there is a learning curve that takes time; 2) employees required; 3) difficult debt markets (could be a pro for the creative investor); 4) limited market data and comp sets to aid in property review.

. - Land is long-since paid for, so creative financing is an option with the right plan in place. 

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Or try something local, in which case i probably need a creative strategy or a partner to be able to afford it.Just curious if others have ideas or suggested options to explore when you live in higher costs states such as Massachusetts and don’t have a ton of capital available to start.

There are definitely many wholesalers here and you have to set yourself apart and be creative.

I still bring him as many of my normal deals as possible (since I don't need to be as creative anymore) to thank him for helping me when I started.The Laird Law Firm, P.C. 1512 Heights Blvd.Houston, TX 77008 713529 eight eight zero zero  (why wouldn't BP allow a phone number? 

There are lots of creative ways to add value and reposition these types of assets.

Come up with a polite script to ask multi family landlords that have units for rent and politely ask the seller if he or she would be willing to let you sublet the property...Now here is where you can get creative...Most people are probably going to say no, but if you offer them something in return that makes their life easier....paying for property upkeep, signing liability forms over to you (talk to a lawyer) maybe paying him bi-monthly rent to give him/her a warm fuzzy.

I agree with everything @Justin Kay said...but you can also get creative and think outside the box.