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I am willing to put more time in and get creative if it means that I will be able to stay within budget.Unlike most wholesalers, I am looking to secure a wholesale deal to rehab myself, so I am interested in quality more so than quantity.

These properties are prime candidates to present terms.Frank The ability to give a presentation to sellers that want all cash initially to a creative seller carry deal is critical to success in REI .

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There are lots of creative techniques, but I ultimately believe most new investors take the simple and cheap route - put down 20-30% and get a loan from a bank.

I've had most of my experience in the historic realm and that's a very interesting asset type given the creative ways to structure the financing.

You could get creative and add replacement cost for mini-blinds, missing/broken screens, etc.

Then look them up online and see if the situation is worth driving out to look at them.My offers vary a great deal based on the sellers need, and I like getting creative, but that's the general idea.

I'm looking for any creative ideas that anyone can throw my way?

Does anyone have any creative ideas regarding materials and/or construction techniques to avoid the plain vanilla vinyl skirting?