Their argument is that they rented a 4/2 but the missing door makes it a 3/2 so you false advertised (or they say you said you put one on.). 

What do you all think is a fair commission cut of a wholesale fee for an inside sales agent that: contacts the leads (i provide the lead), sets appointment, goes on appointment and communicates our offer to the seller, does everything he can to get them to a “yes” and then the back office sends out the contract and takes over the closing and marketing to find a buyer from thereI pay for the marketing and advertising to get the leads, i run all comps and numbers and provide the offer price to make, i write up the contract and send to seller, and handle all of the marketing and communications with BuyersAny advice is helpful!

Sure a transition fee, cover the cost of advertising and showing, but that's a one time flat rate.

Trendy appreciating neighborhood, older houses, some duplexes.

Then the land has to be right on a very high traffic road before anyone is going to pay to advertise on it.

Signs or advertising on rocks, poles, etc; civil penalty.

I advertised on Zillow, Trulia, Craigslist and GoSection8.

(You never know today since some many companies advertise as Turnkey and turn out to be something different).  

These can be advertised on VRBO/AirBNB/wherever.You are absolutely correct- the many apartment buildings are what is causing rental rates to soften.

Are their anymore strategies/ideas to attract or advertise to developers before I have to list the properties via MLS ?