It's more about wholesaling in general and less about the actual deal in 2012.I've had a similar experience with wholesalers in the Seattle/King County market.

I THINK we just covered this in the below thread:Cash flow is NOT king!

He reminds me of the Polka King (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Lewan).Am I reading into the numbers incorrectly? 

You would sign your name followed by "as member XXXXXXX, LLC"Example:Coach King as member King Properties, LLC

I hate to sound so negative about that particular situation, unlike a lot of people in the MKE metro area, I've lived in the city for most of the last 22 years and although I could afford to live in Waukesha Cty (where I grew up AND where I wouldn't pay a king's ransom in property taxes, just half a king's ransom!)

Cash is King and will make you the early bird in most areas of DC.  

Cash is King.

During a major market crash, cash is usually King.

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?

Tacoma is a much improved and benefits from the migration of people priced out of King County.