My interest is keen b/c I could use about 110k right now to procure a property outright, and it happens to be that I could probably get that out of my personal residence. 

If a property manager is going to lease, rent, list, procure prospects or negotiate, assist, or offer to perform any of those acts, or if he or she operates, manages or rents any building or portions of buildings to the public as tenants (other than a custodian, caretaker or janitor) he or she will need a broker's license.

Hello Everyone!I will reintroduce myself as I have been away from BP for almost 2 years now.My name is Jason and I will be graduating from Morgan State University in May of next year with my degree in Finance, which i...

There's typically a time limit to how long that lasts, but the fact is this agent helped you and is considered the "procuring cause" of the deal, so you should honor that and ensure they are paid.It was unethical of you to approach the buyer and try to cut out the agent, and it is definitely unethical of the seller, which makes me question whether the seller is someone you want to deal with. 

This is doable however my time to find, procure, and renovate rentals is very restricted due to my life on active duty.When looking strictly at the numbers a mortgage provides a better CoCR and a better ROE, but stepping back and looking at more plain facts it seems like leaving the house paid off is the best bet, thoughts? 

I don't think procuring a new mortgage would be beneficial unless you need to pay off the cards.

This could cause a potential stink as agent B may try to sue agent A since agent B would be the procuring cause of the sale.

I'm in the process of researching where to procure my first mailing list.

I'm a licensed agent in Maryland, and thinking about using bandit signs to procure wholesale property and/or listings.  

All MLS listings must offer an agreed upon cooperative commission to the agent who procures a buyer.