I am 55 now, but at the time I was 25, fresh out of the US Marines.

It pays to find out what species you have. 

Massive development plans near the new Costco on the site of the old Marine Terminal. 

I dont particularly wish to quit my current occupation (I'm a Merchant Mariner, so I'm gone most of the time anyways), so I'm wondering if it is possible to work as an agent strictly in the couple weeks every other month that I'm home, or at least to keep my license and the benefits of it if I am not actively acting as an agent?

As a former Marine I know how valuable those VA loans are. 

Sonoma and northern Marin are expensive but the long-term benefits that flow could fund - a typical Terra Linda fixer should yield $60,000-$70,000 in gross rents - a retirement if you play your cards right and show some patience.

This will identify species  any logging hurdles  and prices for delivered logs, Mills to take them to etc. well worth the dollars.

Have any of you dealt with inland marine insurance?

(imma let you marinate on this for awhile)What was the question again?

And if it is, Portland has a large port and all the surrounding facilities catering to moorages and marine services.