I've noticed that there are quite a few former AFH properties in the Burien suburb (about 15 minutes S of downtown seattle if no traffic) - There seems to be 2 or 3 such houses that come onto the market every year.   

Having the apartments every day have traffic of family's that need a house because of their size and current tenants that are wanting a house.

@Seth Leiboh I target an area, monitor the traffic and let everyone know what I'm looking for.What's your "initial review"?

It sounds like he doesn't want to live with three houses behind him (and three houses worth of traffic buzzing past the window where his side yard used to be!).

I'm sure it would be even more amusing than traffic court ;)

If traffic wasn't too bad I would go to that REIA but I usually stick to the one in Arlington or Irving.

ploy ads on craigslist for end buyers. gonna check D.O.T. for traffic counts for sign placement.  2 google.com/voice #s for contact. also get my question lists for both parties prepared ahead of time. looking for a real estate attorney to have in advance. hope to do a double closing.and have a good exit strategy. this is only one of the systems i will use for the moment. what do you think?

Nowadays, I mostly do open houses so I don't have to cross the bridge and sit in traffic to do one-off showings and get applications online.  

You definitely will have to do several marketing stratigies to drive traffic to your websites as everyone knows but I do highly recommend Danny Johnson's Lead Propeller websites.

I don't know, just speculating on what I see.I've seen some landlords asking NYC level rents for 2 bed apartments, just to recoup their money in Newburgh, and getting laughed off of Facebook.Glad I didn't throw money into that pit of despairAnd for good measure - the government is populated by commie thugshttps://midhudsonnews.com/2020/02/21/newburgh-city-councilman-at-large-goes-off-on-police-officers-during-traffic-stop-watch-body-cam-video/