I have a VERY similar thing happening right now....My problem is, having never been down this path before, where does one procure forms for such a transaction? 

Every state is different, but here, lease options hold up in court and are cheaper and faster to procure.

All our agent did was communicating with the seller agent in order to arrange showing us the interior of the properties we were interested in, which I could've probably done myself (contacting the seller's agent to show us the RE).I can see a big procurring cause argument coming.

if not you need to look for ways to increase your existing rents or leases to procure or leverage a higher net income from your properties.There are many avenues you can do creatively you just need to find the one that can work the best in your scenario.To question # 1 Yes you can owner finance a buyer but make sure you are protected in the transaction to ensure you have some monetary committment if your buyer defaults.

But i've worked with this person closely for a few years now, in a procurement relationship and I know what she means.

Be sure to pick up a copy of his outline at Brandon Turner's Fileplace.Within that time I will procure one rental property and create a passive cash flow.

It also has an expiration clause that allows the broker to be due a commission as the procuring cause of any sale after the contract expires, usually about 6 months.

I procured a sign saying "tenant parking only" but that only did so much.  

Title and ClosingAt Seller’s expense, Buyer shall procure a title commitment for an ALTA title insurance policy in the amount of the purchase price with extended coverage by a title company licensed to operate in the State of Illinois, issued on or subsequent to the Date of Acceptance.

However, with the availability today of so much data, many intelligent conclusions can be drawn simply by procuring and evaluating the data.