Over the years I’ve realized that the planning it requires to build to what I call “financial escape velocity,” is a lot tougher than it looks.I can only name a handful of folks I’ve seen over the last 12 years in lending that have “escaped,” so to speak and can share the strategies, tactics, and philosophies of what it takes. 

v=rS403F0Y7RQ&t=12sHappy to talk more about the strategy and tactics, especially in Seattle as investing here is a bit more complicated than investing in the suburbs. 

You need go accept the dangers that come with it and how the law will see it if your tactics do not succeed quickly.

I just wanted to see what was their tactic, how many interviews it would take to get excepted.

To start of, I filled up the online form and then Peter's team called me in which they used a very smart tactic to say that if I don't enroll in the class as soon as possible, the class would be filled up and there will be no space left for me.

What are my tactics and strategy?

I'm curious what tactics others have used to encourage tenants to find a new place voluntarily prior to their leases ending.

Don't let your want for it to work, overpower if the numbers work or don't. 

@Lance H.Sandwich lease options can be a very good tactic to use in your situation.It will give you the time (2+ years) you need to sort things out,qualify for financing and figure out if it would be better to pursue your own Broker biz or stay with current job offer.

Given how unique of a loan product this is, I would certainly use them again on a 203k loan and recommend reaching out.If you have any tactical questions on executing that loan, feel free to reach out whenever!