@Miyoshi A Peak, you keep seeing terms like "creative finance" but the reality is these deals are far rarer than traditionally financed deals.

I’m starting to understand why BRRRR is so valuable however I am confused on why you can’t borrow against you investment the same way in a “traditional” investment as you would the BRRRR method.

Inquire as to non-traditional credit items that don't show up on a credit report such as utilities, rent receipts, buy here/pay here car payments.

If you're trying to get a traditional Fannie/Freddie backed loan from a typical bank that is selling REOs, they're going to look for a 680 credit score and about 20-30% down these days...

Most traditional lenders will not allow a second mortgage on the property for the downpayment especially is the combined mortgages equal 100% of the purchase price.

I have been using traditional commercial loans (i.e. 20% down, 20 year amortization) to finance our real estate purchases through a credit union. 

So if your going to have a only a few properties you may want to use traditional financing and look at an Umbrella Insurance Policy for a higher limit. 

But especially summer as winter is dependent on the snow falling.

Which is very strange as other condos in the same residential complex got sold, even the ones that got listed after my listing and priced more than my listing.I finally gave up trying to save some money and reached out to a realtor (with traditional fees) and he informed me that I need to cancel the contract with the Flat fee service first.

Generally, private lenders move far more quickly than traditional capital sources such as banks.4.