I currently work as a clerk in a foreclosure office.

I actually talked to them 8 or 9 years ago they had an office in Scottsdale.. they were good.. but to easy to approve a complicated transaction.. and then wanted 10k up front..

Small office is the wrong place many agents will not have the time and small office broker may interpret any non-producing agents are surplus.

Simple, they want to do it all.Owners that have 15+ properties with commercial/office/retail/residential will most likely to focus on getting more deals and less of the traditional services.  

Or simply go to county doc office online search?

I think him and his insane cabinet are all about to be indicted and/or thrown out of office, so if you have any plans in this arena, I'd steady the course but not try to stick your head out too much until things get a bit saner at the fed level... 

Long time lurker, first time poster.I have a business that leases warehouse/office space and I'm looking to buy/build instead.I have met with a couple of commercial RE agents and they did not inspire a lot of trust in me (did not seem aggressive enough or knowledgeable enough).Looking for a recommendation for a realtor who specializes in industrial RE in PDX.

And...most of us fit into this group, when we first began as well.So here is my tip for those who need, want it, and glad they have it. ( I wish I could have this posted some place where I wouldn't have to hunt and find it every time someone asks this questions on here, but perhaps the owners of this site might tag it, we will see)So...here it is.THIS IS THE PLAN1.Location, Location, Location .2.

Organized makes everyones life here in the office easier, and that allows us to work on your loan in a better state of mind.

any tips?