I am great with the construction and development side but, the creative strategies to procure financing are always a challenge that I'm working hard to improve.

As to the Realtors, your agent being in the same company as the buyer's agent means your agent was probably the procuring cause of the sale transaction, their agent was aware of your selling or your buyer saw it in a listing, etc. so commissions are due.However, an installment sale doesn't won't transfer title which is required to define a sold property, they are not entitled to anything until the purchase is made.

Further, I distrust the verity of OO status from many of these applicants, wary that perhaps investors are "borrowing borrowers" to procure mortgage money on otherwise-untouchable leveraged purchases.

Simple answer to your question is: This type of email "drip" campaign is not enough to be considered "Procuring Cause" on its own.

Another good way to procure financing is through business lines of credit...you can purchase a shelf company that it 10 years old and then go to a bank and get the lines you need up to $1,000,000 on several companies and then merge them all to form one "investment" company and go from there...

The investor that procured the capital would borrow money from non-accredited investors without clouding title and that money along with the JV partner's equity would capitalize their portion of the equity in each project.

Note that this pool will also compete with your desire to procure more debt from the same source as new projects crop up.Originally posted by David Beard:Obviously comparisons to equity market volatility and low bond/CD yields are your chief selling point, and are compelling.Possibly.

I will definitely have him check into being able to procure another FHA loan though.Let's say they agree on $10K.

If you procure a new loan and then sell it to someone that is arguably bank fraud unless you disclose it to the bank.

If the deal procurer is skilled enough and adds upside it may be worth 50% of the equity.