@Dustin Kooy Have you tried the property managers on the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM) website?

Seattle is now #2 in the nation next to SF.I'd start thinking about harvesting. 

The closing process with a private lender is not much different that that with an institutional lender. 

My team is looking to purchasing multi-family homes across the nation with seller financing.

Hinricher, a founding partner of the investment home sales company Investor Nation.

We have a loan product that allows for a seller 2nd to 90% behind the institutional lender's 75%. 

Moving forward I'll be waiting till the Fed stops raising rates then buying 6%+ cap rate properties from REI Nation 100% with investor capital.

I joined NetWorth Realty (National Wholesale Brokerage) to learn the ins and outs of the real estate investing world, my grandparents have properties all around Georgia and Saint Maarten.

I recently purchased a small seasonal rental in Lexington, Michigan (a beach town), and have been seeing alot of very good-looking deals in two-family homes near the Hospital and College campus in Port Huron: two-flats for under $70K, (average rents for 1/1 $550; for a 2/1 $650-750) low taxes, recent capital improvements,  BUT, I've also read alot of negative forums regarding crime, and the crime statistics for Port Huron are WAY higher (in certain parts of the City) than either the Michigan or the national average.Anybody have any insight into what's going on in Port Huron, Michigan?  

@ Rudolph SmithWelcome to BP nation, the greatest by far real estate investment site.Lot's of friendly, helpful and knowledgeable folks.Stick around!