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procuring cause

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procuring cause

A broker is considered the procuring cause of a sale and is entitled to a commission if the broker's efforts are the foundation on which negotiations resulting in a sale are begun.



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Whenever there is a dispute, often times, courts will look to determine the procuring cause of the transaction.
The sum loaned as separate from income or profits Procuring Cause refers to the direct effort that brought about the desired result, or sale.
Procuring Cause In the typical brokerage transaction, the broker is employed by the seller to procure a buyer ready, willing and able to purchase or lease the seller's property on terms acceptable to the seller.
 
 
 
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