"Creative real estate is anything where you're not putting 20% down with a 30 year mortgage found in the MLS." The truth is, you don't need to be a millionaire to turn real estate into a wealth-building tool.

Today, we're talking details on real estate financing - both for aspiring investors and those looking for alternative investment opportunities! Our guest is real estate investor and private money lender Kevin Amolsch.

With over $750 million in closed loans, Kevin has a wealth of experience to share on financing strategies for all types of properties. In this episode, you'll learn:

• Real Estate Investment Structures with Friends and Family: Different ways to structure real estate investments, including LLC formation, joint ventures, and profit-sharing strategies.
• Financing Residential vs. Commercial Properties: The challenges of financing residential properties with stricter down payment requirements. Learn how commercial loans offer more flexibility for investors.
• Syndication Deals: How investor funds are used for down payments in syndication deals, a way to pool resources for larger projects.
• Creative Real Estate Investing: Alternative financing methods like owner carry and lease options, needed especially in low-inventory markets.
• The Importance of Creative Financing: Why creative financing strategies are important for investors, especially in competitive markets.

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