I do commercial/MF brokerage all over WA and I would say WA is doing great in general.

You'll make contacts on both sides of the brokerage fence, sources of funds as well as borrowers.

Sawbuck.com is a web-based brokerage in the Northeast.

One of my daughters DOES live there and has a real estate Brokerage company.

Better yet, just go to real estate agent school, get your license and sign up with some brokerage.

His knowledge of commercial real estate is very sound and he thinks like an investor.After that, you should be able to start searching in your particular market for a commercial RE broker/agent to find your types of properties.

Yes, you need to show bank statements (or some other financial institution like a brokerage account) showing sufficient cash reserves. 401K accounts can be used, too, though there is a discount factor to account for taxes and penalties.

Kevin Barker Is the seller a licensed real estate broker/agent?

Just be cordial with your current agent and exit nicely.You never know they might come across a buyer in their network later on that wants your property.I find it pays to be nice even when not warranted in many instances.Of course there are always times it's not possible.Don't focus on your mistakes.You can still sell it today with the right plan put into action and a broker/agent more aligned with your goals.

Check with a brokerage in your state and see what they say about you drafting your own documents as a licensee.