The best description I've found for, and argument for using, the SCOR document is from the Washington State Department of Financial Institutions.

@Jesus Moreno I found the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department web site.

Several have a department that handles non performing assets.

Is this a foreclosure or are you working with their Department of Neighborhood (DND) development?

Exception is managing your own property, or hired by, for example, a developer to show only their units.If they are not licensed, you could tell them you will report them to the Department of State (or whatever agency licenses Real Estate agents/brokers in your state) if they don't give you a full accounting of funds and all the paperwork involved--lease, records, etc.Your attorney could also subpoena them to appear in court during the eviction hearing if they don't turn over the documents and accounting. 

The department store category and really big box 60k,100k sq ft buildings etc. selling mainly clothes and then smaller balance clothing stores in malls have been getting pounded the last 6 years.

But I had to get to a rep in the commercial department first.

Just in Oregon Wells Fargo loss mitt department in 05 ish had less than 15 people in it by 2010 over 400...

I want to make this post short and to the point so excuse me if it sounds rushed.I just got my license from the State Department (In PA/Harrisburg) and I wanted to know how I should go about advertising my investors business on bandit signs (all forms of marketing if applicable).I know I must disclose my license when buying; my question is about marketing/lead generation.Do I need to disclose on my bandit sign that I am an agent?

you may want to check in with your state department department of real estate.. if they give you the OK.. then that can be a way to find deals..