this should be quite easy for you.I deal In philly you would be my go to type of guy.. when I get a letter or call from a philly non licensed wholesaler I don't give it the time of day.. but that's.. me I tried over the years.. but the industry is plagued by beginners who are trying to do as @James Masotti described the very hardest thing to do in real estate.. and like anything sales related.. there are a certain amount that will make it work.. but those folks would make any business work.. the rest they just do what others mention they get whopped up on Hey I am going to wholesale so I can buy and hold.. blow what marketing money they have then just fade away.. seen it for decades.. especially in the foreclosure realm. 

I prefer the power of my old corded Milwaukee Circular, and some of the rest is equally redundant.

I will definitely reach out if I need your services.

I'm wondering if anybody has used their service and what's it like?

On the broker vs agent instate vs out of state - to me it comes down to the quality of the policy issued and the level of service that agent will give. 

The best thing I ever did was analyzed it to the best of my ability given the resources here at BP, a la the calculators and even using listing only services to ensure I get to keep the listing agents 3%, to ensure I get to leave with a much better check. 

If you have 50k in consumer debt, a bank is usually going to look at the total amount and use ~3-4% of the total as measurable debt service. 

Looking for quality, affordable and reputable contractors that provide service in the Puyallup area. 

Having those services wrapped up for you could be a good option as well. 

I always have my lowest offer as the cash offer, my highest offer as the seller financing offer, and my middle offer as the split seller financing offer (small down payment & seller financing the rest).Using all of these options not only gives the seller several options to choose from but it also allows me to make a discounted offer.