I am still the buyers agent even tho I am not receiving compensation!

However there are expenses involved in the deals that don't work out so the compensation for a sale makes up for the efforts you put into the sales you did not make.

The other party to the contract said they'll agree IF you agree they are due the compensation that was originally planned for in the contract.

poor wholesalers getting bashed these days.. many states are finally enforcing their laws that are currently and have been on the books for decades.IE anyone that brings a buyer and seller together for compensation in real estate transaction needs to be licensed every state laws read virtually the same verbatim if folks take the time to actually read them.. 

If credit is subpar to your standards then income better be high to compensate for the risk- Ask both current and previous landlord two questions: Did they ever pay rent late and what were the dates?

I assume that the hidden areas are in good shape, and if my inspection tells me otherwise I expect to be compensated (or, as I have done before, just walk away from the deal) for addressing those issues.

It is important for a landlord to fight for every provision in their favor for a lease because when you go to sell the center if you obligate the buyer to future reduced rental increases, non-cumulative caps on cams, etc. then buyer will want higher cap rate to compensate on the purchase.

The purpose of a cosigner is to be able to collect rent from a responsible party if the primary on the lease fails to pay.I would also charge a higher deposit to compensate for the additional risk and consider a month to month agreement in case both the primary and cosigner default on the agreement.Renting to college students with parents as cosigners works well for many landlords but exercise caution here.

As I alluded to I was a victim of the recession and had to foreclose on my house in AZ as I had to relocate for graduate school in CA.

I would prefer the management's compensation to be aligned with the performance of the property for the investor.