My guess is it is packed in part because Terry in fairly well know guy and he is talking about a popular topic - WholesalingI see Andre Johnson has a meetup at a BWI hotel.

I know infill properties are popular in these areas, but I'd rather stay away from them because I do not see them as beneficial towards my goals.My main focus is on beginning with a single family home with a 2 bedroom basement suite, which I am willing to renovate/build.

Here are four popular capital sources.Bank FinancingTraditional banks are the most commonly used source for capital.

You don't see this in many of the popular cash flow markets. 

Thats extremely cheap for the PNW, especially in popular areas.

I think part of the reason they are selling higher is because they are a popular option for househacking especially because you can get traditional/conforming mortgages on them, so people will pay more using FHA, VA or low downpayment conventional loans.

I'm in the little state of Vermont, but "renting a chair" is very popular in the salon industry around here.

If they are segments that other investors are targeting (like absentee owners) you might be better off getting additional names from other less popular lists.

You’ll cut down on the chances of a long leasing process by appealing to what is most popular

Absentee Owners have been popular for a long time, and are apparently still somewhat effective (people are still mailing to them).There are some owner-occupied segments with people who share motivating factors for selling their home.