You procure a cash-out loan from the bank and use that cash to pay off the partners.

the TC is not the procuring cause of the transaction and that is the definition of needing a license  bringing buyer and seller together for compensation. 

.- 50% of 1st months rent when procuring a new tenant.- 10% project management fee for project $2,500+.- $25/hr for extreme maintenance circumstances (ie hurricane clean up)Thats it... neat, simple, easy to understand, AND transparent.

That doesnt help you much, but I would focus on starting small, and trying to procure your own financing on a multifamily property and live in a unit while you rehab others.

The procurement fee normally ranges between half of first months rent and a full months rent.

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

Essentially I am finding and procuring the land/lot via traditional financing and funding everything through the development phase until we get to Construction Loan. 

I'm Miranda - a Real Estate Investor looking to get into larger projects, specifically procuring apartment complexes.

During underwriting, preliminary title searches, insurance procurement, and appraisal arrangements are initiated.

I would not skimp on design, construction, and procurement.