Wholesaling involves finding distressed properties, negotiating a deal with the owner, and then assigning the contract to another investor for a fee.
Negotiate with sellers to finance the purchase of the property. This means you make payments directly to the seller instead of obtaining a traditional mortgage.
Secure the right to purchase a property at a later date at a pre-determined price while leasing it in the meantime.
Form partnerships with individuals or groups who have the financial resources to invest.
Explore creative financing options such as subject-to deals, where you take over the existing mortgage, or assuming a mortgage with the lender's approval.
Hard money lenders are private individuals or companies that lend money at high-interest rates, typically based on the value of the property.
Partner with someone who has the capital but may lack the time, skills, or knowledge to find and manage real estate deals.
Participate in real estate crowdfunding platforms that allow you to pool your money with other investors to invest in a real estate project.