@Dennis Montai If you did not have a buyer's agent who helped procure the sale then it was the listing agent's efforts that got a buyer.

You will be on the hook to pay them for procurring you LOL.

Tony Karns - are you sure a commission wouldn't technically be owed to the first agent for showing you the property and bring a procuring cause of the offer?

As well as a sample contract to an investor after your procured the property? 

What I would like to do would be to acquire the land and build the home and then pro cure a USDA loan for the property and home.

(architects call this phase procurement or bidding and negotiation)What is the biggest value that your firm brings to my project?

We charge 1 month's rent to procure the tenant, and we charge 8-10% per month to manage the property.

If I’m in a market where great tenants are hard to procure, then I’m not raising rents or only doing very small increases.

I believe that I have a lot of value to bring and would love to partner with someone to learn the ropes.Here's what I bring to the table:> I have extensive experience in procurement, sales, supply chain management, client acquisition and retention, project management, etc.

Unless it was an animal that had real potential to damage the property (think dogs, cats, parrots that can chew trim, stain carpet, etc.) we tended not to require a pet deposit.