When attempting to sign up to use their new portal feature, I noticed they wanted us to agree to some new terms including exclusivity.  

@Danny Di Can't any flat fee broker just select "For Rent" instead of "For Sale" when they enter it into the MLS?

And as this is my first one, what is the process - have them get "qualified" by a RMLO before or after signing or negotiating....... 

My agent is pressing me to sign off on the contingency, but my approval is conditional and I haven't event seen the conditions yet and appraisal isn't done either, which is one lender condition.

Then sign up for all of them and give them a test drive.

5# Marketing is your best friend Starting out will be slow so build your leads by using options such postcards , Bandit signs and email blast …...Just to name a few 6# Constantly Expand Your List Of Potential Buyers Your investors list is will be your bread and butter so always be on the look out for investors to add to your CRM .

Invoice produced & signed off = payment.

I liked the pitch and signed up for their several thousands of dollars mentoring program. 

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Would you sign him if he got a cosigner with good credit?