I live in a house, have my eye on a downsizer and would like to be creative.

Setting up bridge loans, credit facilities, warehouse lines, and other creative structures through a capital introductions standpoint is my specialty.

I am looking for creative financing options because I am still in college, and came across the idea of using student loans to invest.

Make sure that you properly prepare yourself for owning a home.

Really - my question is two fold. 1) What unique contracts/documents do I need to be prepared with to move forward with these types of transactions assuming I am 2) What should I pull in attorneys, title companies, etc.. for? 

Hey @Danielle Du Plooy I use Yvette Mitchell, she is based in Philadelphia, extremely creative and helpful.

Be prepared to have a large breaker box OR gas hookup.

Wish I had the creative financing to whole tail but the timing wasn't right.

This information helps me with preparing my income tax return, submitting information for financing, and also for doing analysis for decision making.

Is their a way to do creative financing on a current multi family listing so that real estate agents get paid?