And the last thing: entering into contract with a seller who suffers from dementia and mentally unfit to comprehend and execute a contract renders said contract void and null in the eyes of law.

I was deeded 80 acres in Eastern Oregon for services rendered and later sold for $29,000.

I expect to get paid for services rendered.

There are ways for a broker or servicer to charge a note holder for services rendered and lighten up on the cost of borrowing in a new loan, all playing within the rules, legally and ethically!

I wanted to get some renderings done so I could pre-market the property.

In order to make it stable, I'd have to limit precision, which would render it more or less useless. 

Allow the Home Designer to do a rendering of your desired home.

It's always a good choice to start with a drawing or a rendering of the proposed structure.

A week ago they finally hired a new architect to render drawings but I still don't know if they're done. 

Now as far as your rendering question goes - what is your price point?