We have found flips that produce $30 to $50K but they take some digging and being creative in the purchase and what you do to it. 

Or have any of you ran into problems with this and had to find some creative solutions?

I'm exploring a creative financing technique where the Seller raises the agreed-upon $60,000. sales price of the property by my $15,000. estimate of repairs.

With increases in conventional interest rates, investors are shifting to more creative forms of lending like interest only DSCR loans and we are picking up a lot of the slack.

I envision it as a shop, creative space, fitness space, or simply as storage.

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.

Get creative.