I took my idea to the local zoning director because it would require a variance, and he said it would probably be accepted by the city counsel.

I am currently a marketing director and am looking to transition into REI in a full-time capacity in 5 years.

In a rural location there might be an occasional sale of a larger asset but due to limited development in those areas the volume will be minimal.When you go to a commercial firm generally there is a senior director, director, agent, junior agent,etc.

What are the outright concerns when you are looking through the county recorder and the last record is a Quit Claim deed (in this case from female to male, with the prior record being a domestic relations judgement)?  

So I've got an update, I'm still trying to get a hold of the male tenant but the female tenant and here daughter moved out and file some sort of restraining order against the male.

Noticed the Washington County Assessor refuses to publish property ownership information online (it states the Board of Directors made this decision).

The new majority share holder or an appointee becomes director and the settlement proceeds without assignment and no double closingYou might be wondering how they get paid?

This consistently gave the developer a large number of properties to work with so they could buy in bulk and add to their portfolio.I would then find a company in your specific area that has a history of developing in your city, you can easily access this info on the tax accessor site to see who is buying the most property in a general area.I would then find their director of investments or any decision makers within their acquisitions team.With this strategy I have successfully enabled a developer in my area to buy over 40 parcels and he is now the largest land owner in that specific the neighborhood in only one year.

I just read a forum post where a female investor mentioned how nice it would be to network with other females on here and it made me think-- I sure talk to a lot of guys on here!

They have members on the board of directors of the banks.