Hi, I'm a procurement professional with strong business acumen and over 15 years’ experience driving capital and tenant improvement projects seeking to transition into Property Management.

Procuring of prospects calculated to result in the purchase, sale or exchange of real estate; [PL 1987, c. 395, Pt.

the 2nd agent knows that the 1st agent has a pretty solid case for "procuring cause" and doesn't want to do work and end up not getting the commission. 

We have procured a non recourse loan for the purchase of the building and will have all of the partners form an LLC contribute to the down payment to fund the purchase. 

Often newer platforms take a while to work though their processes/bugs/features, but I don't know anything specific about this company other than they have millions to spend on advertising and procured reviews right now.There's a lot of great alternatives out there as well. 

However if you bought a property that was brought to you from a Realtor, he could make a claim that they were the Procuring Party and make a case for a commision.

The only question is with what or how will people procure that roof over there head. 

From the Idaho statute:DEFINITION ~"Dealer in options" means any person, firm, partnership, association or corporation who shall directly or indirectly take, obtain or use options to purchase, exchange, lease option or lease purchase real property or any interest therein for another or others whether or not the options shall be in his or its name and whether or not title to the property shall pass through the name of the person, firm, partnership, association or corporation in connection with the purchase, sale, exchange, lease option or lease purchase of the real property, or interest therein.IMPLICATION ~(36) "Real estate broker" means and includes:(a) Any person other than a real estate salesperson, who, directly or indirectly, while acting for another, for compensation or a promise or an expectation thereof, engages in any of the following: sells, lists, buys, or negotiates, or offers to sell, list, buy or negotiate the purchase, sale, option or exchange of real estate or any interest therein or business opportunity or interest therein for others;(b) Any actively licensed broker while, directly or indirectly, acting on the broker's own behalf;(c) Any person who represents to the public that the person is engaged in any of the above activities;(d) Any person who directly or indirectly engages in, directs, or takes any part in the procuring of prospects, or in the negotiating or closing of any transaction which does or is calculated to result in any of the acts above set forth;(e) A dealer in options as defined in this section.

The minute you flex your contract by accepting a late payment or not submitting a 3-day pay or quit notice after the agreed upon grace period, you add skepticism to your agreement and cloud it... enabling judges to question the actual "new" agreement and validity of your original contract.

I want to start rehabbing homes, I thought the safest way would be to start an llc, procure the funds do the rehab then sell to myself at ARV, since we're also in the market for a house and pre-approved through a lender.