Purchase price: $70,000 Cash invested: $10,500 This was my first of two Seller Finance deals so far.

How do you guys bring up creative financing to a seller?

While it’s rural, I ve found that it has decent returns in terms of cash flow compared to the DFW area where I currently own 2 properties that are barely cash flowing (newbie mistake).I’m looking to acquire properties thru owner financing around the price ranges of 30-60K that need modest repairs (cosmetic).

I put 10k down with a one year Seller Finance note and put another 22k into rehabbing it.

Quote from @Angela Pham: I recently closed on a 5+ multi-family, the bank would only finance 60% of the purchase price (DSCR loan) and I had to come up with the other 40% + closing cost - in the form of a HELOC secured with my primary home.

Quote from @Stacy Raskin: There are lenders who will finance rural properties with a DSCR loan.

I am looking for advice on the best strategy to finance my downpayment for a rental property I am purchasing in Florida.

I’m currently exploring opportunities to acquire my first rental property using creative financing strategies—such as owner financing, rent-to-own, or value-add approaches like BRRRR or house hacking. 

I’m looking for some input on a seller finance deal I did couple of years ago (prior to joining Subto).

I’m serious about wholesaling and getting these deals into the hands of cash buyers, but I’m hitting a wall when it comes to finding the owner’s contact info (phone/email).