So, yeah, I get it, it's been a good setup for both parties.That being said, (and perhaps this is my naivete coming into this new space) the fact that after all this time they decided to outsource the lease renewal negotiations feels like a "them" issue and like a one-off fee.  

you personally?

I like the exclusivity of it and feel I get better deals than those offered by real estate agents.  

My feelings won't be hurt if the seller tells me my offer is so low I'm either incompetent or looking to steal the property, so I'm not concerned if his are hurt because my offer says you (the seller) overpaid.Also, if I'm really interested in the property rather than just looking for a quick yes to a low offer, I like to know who I'm dealing with. 

Feel free to reach out to one and set up a consultation call.

I can tell you from personal experience that Oklahoma is a great place to own properties.

This personal connection was key in negotiating the terms and ensuring a smooth transaction, without the need for real estate professionals like agents or lenders.

@Trent Parker I personally haven't had any issues with eastside funding and have used them quite a bit. 

I think the key person to notify would be the seller (or the seller's agent).

Let’s share some ideas and experiences on how to move forward when you feel stuck!