The tenant has baggage, lack of steady income, no means of transportation, no family that will take them in, and prior eviction history (which should say alot).My question: are there any other creative methods, given the circumstances, that can be utilized to work with the tenant to make them get on their way?

As Peter Lynch noted, investors often lose opportunities waiting for crashes during ongoing bull markets.With rental properties, you can be more creative in increasing your cash-on-cash (CoC) return.

I'm always open ears and eager to learn from more experienced investors who'd be willing to share any insights or impart any wisdom from their past experiences.Best regards,Malcolm  The next question is do you want to do what everyone else has done to achieve their results or are you the "creative" type that wants to go beyond?

I’m not really big on the “team culture” but would definitely be a plus to have someone to bounce ideas off of for creative deals, knowledge of zoning and permitting (I have some knowledge of LA City entitlements process).

I'm looking for some creative strategies here to get out of this loan. 

⸻What I’ve Prepared•Inspection report organized by trade•Rough scope drafted by system•ARV + rent assumptions already modeled•Budget range in mind (not shared yet)•Plan is BRRRR — flip only if numbers force it⸻For Those Who’ve Done 10+ Heavy RenosWalkthrough Strategy•Do you stagger trades or bring everyone at once?

I’m always open to joint ventures, collaborations, and creative strategies that help us close more transactions together.Excited to connect, add value, and build long-term partnerships in this space!

You can explore creative financing like taking over the loan or you can buy it outright with financing.

It is the most popular software in the industry, and most Tax Preparers are familiar with it, which makes tax season easier.However, many on the forums will advise against QBO.

There's a meetup every Monday in Clearwater called: SCIN MEETUP: Savvy and Creative Investor MeetupI haven't been but I've heard great feedback!