@Chris Seveney offers that [most notes are owned by institutional investors] but, in any event, that's not where to look if you intent to broker or flip.According to public records, there were at least somewhere in the neighborhood of 100,000 new seller-financed 1st position notes created in 2018 alone.

Include them in your discussions and day to day events. 

I can't even begin to count the number of deals and connections that have happened at my own Black Diamond events. 

What you gave me was a rationalization based on hope, and future events you didn't mention, but you have no control over.6 - Ok...but how, where?

Of course, COVID have broke that good flow for me, however, I am assuming this is a once in a life time event, we will probably not got through again.

Do you know of any local events/workshops to network with other real estate investors?

Could anyone recommend any real estate events, groups, discussions held in the greater Seattle, WA area that focuses solely on multi-family?

Here are some of them:This weekend, you can visit the RICH club, the Galleria area.Next Tuesday, I will be speaking at this free event in Fort Bend.Next Wednesday, there is another excellent meeting in the Heights.

As far as building the actually list or lead generation I would consider doing this by going to Investor events in your local town ( Belly to belly) There is nothing better then getting face to face with a prospect.

You can drop, raise, use a pricing app,  you can utilize knowledge of local events to price your home up or down.