If you're looking for viable foreclosure prevention resources in Oregon, the Sheriff's Department provides information at oregonsheriffssales.org

Regardless of where you're licensed, you need the license to be recognized by the Department of State in order to legally do real estate.

I just helped a client purchase a property in the Gateway Commercial zoned area and we had some complications that lead to a meeting with the city planning and building department.

Probably the easiest way to find out, is by calling city hall and maybe start with the zoning department.

Again, this will depend on the lender and amount of loans they're loan department can handle.I don't want to promote anything in the forums, so I sent you a PM for a recommendation.

I am on the zoning board in Media and would recommend talking with the code enforcement department to see if they will offer any names of the usual attorneys they see at their zoning board meetings.

I hope someone can help me shed light on this since I'm not very experienced in this department and I need to figure this out asap.I'm having a hard time making a decision on a Cash out Refi on a Rental Property that is in an LLC.

The Department of Labor audited me to ensure I was didn't make that same mistake twice.  

I financed this deal the same way I finance all my deals, by presenting the opportunity to my dear Hard Money Investors and to my private investors.

One think I learned from another investors mistake in my market is that when a flood claim is made, the insurance companies report that to the city building permit department.