do re on the side like most of the rest of us.

I live in Las Vegas and do RE investing but none of it is local, so I may not be much help to you.

As I am unable to do RE or hauling at the moment, I could not justify keeping it. 

I'm also involved in some other businesses in other states well I'll say legal States lol nothing else to be said.I do rely on real estate to make a living but I also see my other bussiness out their for me as well.bare with spelling and grammar as my phone is recording me into hard to go back and check message with that little window.Alex

Now just need another $95,000 cash flow per  year and will do RE full  time. 

He can quote multiple providers and do res or commercial.  

@Jaden Adams you’re 19; you might not want to do RE in 10 years - then what?!

As both my brother and sister lived in California they left the "management" to me, although my brother and his wife made a couple of trips down to do re-roofing and other big jobs.Unfortunately the other acquaintance lived nearby, our work speeds and methods of dealing with "difficult" tenants did not mesh very well, but we were in this deal together for about 10 years. 5 years as landlords and 5 as mortgagees.The "mini-REIT" appealed to me for the reasons you mentioned, reducing risk and expanding more than would otherwise be possible.

My CPA has allowed me to put away a lot of money to invest and if you live well below your means and do RE investing at the same time, you will probably be better off. 

My main concern right now is that I will only be able to do RE part time as I already have a full-time job, and I've heard that many brokers don't really want PT agents (which makes sense since their deal volume would be lower).So, to my question, does anyone know of and/or had experience with a broker in the King County, WA area who is willing to accept PT agents?