I set one up and paid the fees for a while before I did a deal.Not sure if it was the right way to go, but you will be set once you are doing more deals.Specifically for you I know from previous threads and conversations you live in NH and work in MA and think you would be looking for deals in both.

welcome @Jake ThomasI was born in Flint, MI and it's good to see some MI people join the conversation.

A great way to connect with other investors is to get engaged in forum conversations.

What do your conversion funnels look like?

Great conversation and great feedback from Will (Will great finally meeting you at the I survived event a few weeks ago BTW)I am not by any means a seller finance expert, so just want to put that out there :-) Like Will mentions there are many other benefits to seller finance than just price so it is important to be able to help him understand those benefits for the deal to make sense.Having that been said for us personally the way we operate is we only bring up seller financing as an alternative if we can't meet on price and they want more than what we are willing to pay.

Anyone know how this is done, who to best talk to to make sure I will be able to make the conversion if I buy the place?

Looking forward to tracking your success as you learn more and become active in the conversation!

I was having a conversation with a fine lady who I've known for many years and when the topic of HOAs cropped up, she actually swore!

Great conversation here.

Tacoma to Olympia has a lot of multi-family between that would skew your comparisons; however, there are some transactions that fit within them as well.A couple months ago I brokered a fractured 46 unit conversion at $35,000 a door in Lakewood, which frankly I hadn’t anticipated trading that high.