But here's my issue: I live in Portland, Oregon, a bustling real estate market with very high prices.From everything that I have gathered, owners of a home usually won't bother with seller financing in a strong market and that if a house IS offered via seller financing in a strong market, that means there is likely something fundamentally wrong going on... like a giant repair that needs to be done.Are you guys able to find good seller-financing deals in expensive markets like Portland?

i tried that earlier this year. i set up a house for disabled thinking i had a few case managers lined up ready to fill the house. i was wrong. i had an amazing house for them and they vanished making excuses that they had no cases for me (before that they were "flooded" with cases)then i started calling organizations/facilities.... they sounded like i was going crazy asking them for disabled people to rent this house.mind boggling!

I am working on creating a rough spreadsheet where I will be able to organize and calculate different properties to find out if they would be a good fit to further research.

Although the organization offering the investments may do the tracking to not allow you to over invest, so that be be the safeguard.

When I was a new, I really appreciated someone else taking care of organizing escrow, etc. 

First off i just want to say hello to the BiggerPockets community and I'm excited to be apart of this great organization!  

You just took a giant leap in the right direction; signing up on Bigger Pockets!

None of them want you to spend time on a Daily basis to organize things about the case.

I'm looking for a good networking group in the Denver area and I came across a group called IRROC and wanted to know if anyone has experience in this organization.

I just graduated High School in June and I am currently taking a gap year to travel the world with a community service, leadership and preforming arts organization called Up with People.