Highly recommend.As far as Facebook pages go, Phoenix is a hotbed of wholesaling and creative financing.

Whether you're creating a post, or a reel, it's good to start your post (or video), with something that will pique a follower's curiosity and pull them into the main focus of your post, and finally end with a call to action (usually something to encourage them to comment something below). 

While we continue to aggressively save for a downpayment (and rely heavily on that as leverage to move forward) and seek private investors, we are also looking into creative financing options, specifically seller financing or seller assisted financing.

Two high-salaried W2 employees filed a tax return with $0 income, attaching this creative argument:"I am a private-sector worker, not an “employee” as defined in IRC 3401(c) and IRC 3121.

I'm in Northern Indiana, and available for on site work you might need (video tours, closings, project management, etc. ).

The couple videos I saw on using QB for rentals are helpful but illustrate that it’s going to be a little more complicated than what I saw out of cozy.

Have also watched a few YouTube videos and will continue watching the channel's older videos as I also read the books. 

I am trying to anticipate worst-case and figure out what the possibilities are with creative financing. 

If he still owes money on the home, it doesn't matter AT ALL what he "wants to sell it for", because unless that original note is paid off, you or your buyer is getting NOTHING in terms of a title.With that said, this does open up to "creative financing", but you are far from reaching that point.

Get creative.