Yes, I'm joining a couple of organizations to better my networking in the area.

For small organizations, we have nothing to gain.

I called the building and traffic departments. if the repair would not blog the traffic, i would need to pick up a permit from the city office. otherwise, i have to pay for a police office come on site. 

In fact, we are getting a lot of new residences who are escaping the traffic in Seattle. 

Now, if you get a seller to create a irrevocable charitable remainder trust, name charities, have the trust carry the note to a non-profit organization and then gift 50K to that non-profit in addition to the agreed sale price, then you can legally obtain cash after closing as a contribution......but like I said, not at this level of real estate operations. 

I'd like to see where other investors are getting their traffic from.

Colorado HOA Form: an HOA Home Owner Advocacy Organization

The road it sits on has about daily traffic about 30,000, so it has very good exposure.

I may also have my own captive finance organization to finance the sales of homes we are selling.Some issues are regional.

It's right off 435 and Midland, 19 minutes from downtown (not accounting for rush hour traffic), and easily accessible.