Hello,

I'm new here, and new to real estate investing.

I have a problem and I was hoping I could get some advice and help here.

We bought 5 acres in a great location. Grandfathered water rights, no CC?'s. Sub divid...

I am considering doing a creative financing agreement whereby I will sell my home to a buyer with a $20k non-refundable purchase option.  He would pay my mortgage payment and assume all responsibility for home mainten...

I read somewhere that people can put together elaborate real estate deals with investors or regular people with money to spend in order to purchase the property and finance the renovation. But the catch is the money t...

Hey, guys. I didn't know where to put this so I'll just drop it here. I've been studying a lot about the subject for some time now but all the resources I can get my hands on are based on investing/wholesaling in the ...

Thanks for taking the time to read and respond. I am starting to look at a few rental properties (SFH & Multifamily) and beginning to run the numbers. So I just wanted to make sure I understand some of the strateg...

I have been getting some pretty good foreclosure leads. Some of these leads have great equity and are obviously great deals. However, some of these leads have very slim equity, some are right at zero equity, and some ...

I'm trying to buy a bank owned property that is probably 50% finished and needs a lot of work done. Any creative ideas on how to finance this? I was thinking about how I could get the bank to agree on a purchase pri...

I have a situation that I was hoping for some advice on. I have just started a real estate LLC with a business partner last year. We have accumulated two single unit properties. We were brainstorming how we could find...

Hello! I am wondering if anyone has some creative finance input for my situation. Here it is!We own 3 residential properties and want to make an offer on a fourth but don't have the down payment and can't or don't wan...

What are some creative ways to finance a deal other than the traditional 20% down and outside of 3.5% down on an fha loan?