@Megan HodgesYou could start procuring leads as a wholesaler and build up some money that way.

If you have that situation then you could be facing procuring cause issues and bad blood/bad feelings.If you have 2-3 agents who have automatic emails going to you every day out of the MLS and you're seeing the same properties in all of the emails, you have a real issue on your hand and you need to resolve that quick.

Help can be a loose concept and is predicated on "procuring cause."

Do you think my agent is right about this being a procurement cause issue?

There is so much more to know about the poster and the two lenders before you can opine on what the steps are for him to procure this property.

Also, once you have seen the home with the listing agent, they technically have procuring cause in order to get a commission, (atleast in michigan), so trying to switch to a different agent midstream would likely cost you either the deal or additional money because you would have to pay your own agent out of pocket. 

These deals do not come from brokers as I am the one who procures them.

I guess I could speak with a loan officer about procuring an FHA loan on a property that is already fully occupied and see if it’s possible?

Competition is fierce—procuring property, fixing them up to rent or sell, or listing them, etc.

Jeffrey, how did you procure local housekeeping and maintenance?