If you would rather stick with your seller then you can farm out your buyer to another agent and take a referral fee, but that is still pushing the line.

@Or Basan Yes, it's called farming an area.

Want to pick one niche, pick a farm area, and network in that niche and farm area.

Even though the income from the property has been reported on our joint tax return for over 15 years (farm lease).

I have everything with State Farm; all rentals, commercial umbrella, primary, vehicles, etc.

In San Diego in one just a few miles over 1,000 small business are there so when I farm an area I look at who is already there and how can I help them.

Especially on the farm when I need to cut some metal away from a power supply which is 80% of the time.

My preferred company is Stare Farm.

I'm sure the G-Analytics farm has this information but at what cost and user implementation level does it become a viable product.   

I marketed it to tenant buyers and after about 4 weeks signed an agreement with a Pastor , his wife and there child for market rent - $2000, with the option to buy for $360,000 which the appraisal amount went up about $3000 from that already.