i am looking at a property here in NH and am wondering if there are any creative ways for me to get this property.260k arvhe has 240k on his mortgagehe wants to sell asap due to a "nasty divorce"
I have wholesaled many properties and completed a few fix n flips. I was listening to a few of the podcast about creative financing and I don't have much experience with it. I never done hard money or transnational fu...
I have a rental property (7 rents) that cash flows (gross @65, net@ 35), and the old owner holds the note. I gave her 100k and 8% for two years until I could do a refi when My credit got over 700. Now credit over 700 ...
Good evening BP community, so after creative financing brainstorming I think I have an understanding (feel free to correct me ) of how to use the no money down idea. So using this example (made up numbers) lets say I ...
I am in the process of trying to find finance options for a very nice duplex in the Indianapolis, Indiana area. The home I'm looking to buy is $180,000; My offer that I am looking to make is $160k but I've only quali...
Just curious how many of you use creative financing techniques? My wife and I are "newbies" and are looking to purchase our 1st home that can provide positive cash flow. We would like to put no $$$ down. What are o...
Greetings my good friends at Bigger Pockets! My wife and I are looking to acquire our very first rental property. (WooHoo!) However, we need some ideas on how to get financed.
The scenario... We have no money to put d...
Hey BP,I am looking to get my first deal under my belt but before I close on it do anyone know of any real estate attorney that have good knowledge about creative real estate investing and any good title companies tha...
At what point does it become necessary/beneficial to consider creative financing options? For my first SFH purchase I should have 20% to put down, so would it even be beneficial to consider a different type of financi...
Hello,I am new to real estate investing. I am concerned about getting more loans after I close on my first. What will the banks look at when I apply for more money? Will that be an issue for future investing?Thanks