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Hi team,I originally obtained my Oregon RE Broker license in order to have access to the MLS and to be able to run accurate comps for my investing purposes - not to assist people in buying/selling property.

Let's look at the law.Telephone Consumer Protection Act Of 1991 (or commonly referred to as the TCPA)While mass texting is by no means illegal, it is heavily restricted.

In my opinion, getting the license is a pretty big time (90 hrs pre-licensing courses + exams) and money (between courses and MLS access expect close to 1k startup, maybe less for limited broker) commitment if you haven't gotten into real estate yet.

When we need property access for an inspection or repair or when we need to hear back on a lease renewal offer or when we need to understand the status of a rent payment, silence is the biggest challenge.

They have access to the MLS and can pull historical data easily.

These fall into a couple of categories changes to the property, misuse of the property, and lease restrictions.

I am not an agent, so I don't have MLS access, and I don't want to annoy an agent every time I want to run the numbers on a property.

MLS access is restricted for agents based upon what Boards they pay for.

Everything is negotiable in seller financing.Regarding borrowing the downpayment, since it's seller financing there won't be restrictions against that like with conventional loans.