Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Seller Financed Duplex200,000 PP3% Interest20% down16,000 Renovations$673/mo Cashflow (13.47% Coc Return) What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Purchase price: $725,000 Cash invested: $550,000 82 UNIT Mobile Home ParkPurchase price 725KDown Payment 350kCapex 200k Funds to raise 550kSeller finance 4.75% 3 Yr balloon What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

.: Where to look for apartments where seller financing is available?

Just trying to understand options here and while I'm not new to home renovations, the creative financing party is new to me. 

Elias,My recommendation is using a lender that utilizes the value of the lot to start a rehab escrow that can help you to finance the new build.

Quote from @Charles Kannon: I lived in my home in South Carolina as my principal residence for all of the last 10 yrs, moved, then sold with owner-financing. 3.5 yrs later after sale, the buyer re-sells the home and sends me full loan payoff.

Purchase price: $725,000 Cash invested: $550,000 82 UNIT Mobile Home ParkPurchase price 725KDown Payment 350kCapex 200k Funds to raise 550kSeller finance 4.75% 3 Yr balloonPrivate capital <15%

What is the "traditional" way of financing them?

@Michelle Simoni seller-financing usually only works on sellers with a problem they are motivated to get rid of:1) Been for sale for 120+ days2) Nonperforming property3) Problem tenants4) Deferred maintenance issues5) No equity6) And obviously they want to get rid of the problem MORE than they need their cash out

My first question is what creative financing strategies have worked well for you?