Quote from @Patrick Roberts: Last option is to seller finance and then sell some or all of the note(s).

@Jocelyn CooIt’s completely normal to feel nervous about your first fix-and-flip, but your DIY experience and passion for real estate give you a strong foundation.

If that's the case you need experience, DIY skills, contractor support, and a lot of cash to get it done.Do you have those things?

On market How did you finance this deal?

The process has been gradual due to limited capital and DIY work.

Quote from @Kraig Hayes: I've been looking into seller financing quite a bit and I see Pace Morby is getting deals with 0% interest.

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?

.: 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. 

Although there may not be 100% financing I'm wondering what's usually the most a lender will lend on a deal with a great return and any recommendations, thanks!