i have been to this a few years ago in Tacoma for free.

After flipping a house in Tacoma, WA back in 2012 I spent 4 years away from the real estate industry growing my family and pursuing other interests.

I'm getting my movers lined up and looks like it will be the beginning of next week when I get the constable out.

Looking at two houses, one in North Tacoma, WA, built in 1928.

My general idea was if I win a house at auction, to go to the residence (still have previous homeowners there), try to connect with them in what is a kinda awkward situation and see if me paying them say 1000 dollars and paying for professional movers to move them in exchange for them not intentionally damaging the place makes sense. 

So I've been working with a consultant on a project in N Tacoma.

Up here in Pierce county Washington/Tacoma they give down payment assistance to those who make $39,000 or less a year.

Free to attend, they do ask that you buy yourself dinner and a drink maybe, and from there it is just a very informal networking session.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/26...Beyond that, as a quick intro for myself, I am a very small-time landlord with property down in Tacoma (more affordable for a young guy without one of those six-figure jobs).

I can understand how paying cash you could move really quickly, but how do you move quickly when you're using conventional financing?

I generally send a nice letter explaining what is going on (I now own the house; eviction process has been started, it will not stop; I can help you out with cash/movers/etc.;).