You might get compensated by this but in many cases there is just not enough meat on the bone and a settlement is reached.

Do you have to wait for them to leave and do this "between tenants" or do they suffer through the process and get compensated somehow?

Hey BP, I am curious of which Brokerage has the best compensation plans here in Atlanta, GA?  

Judge would likely give you some compensational loss, but you would never get the property.

., Yes agree but no State Income Tax compensate those. 

I have had clients fall victim to scammers.  

If they don't commit... it becomes Non-Refundable, and I keep it to compensate Clients for lost marketing (I let any future incoming leads know that the property is in "backup" status).

In my example, the rent-collection business would:Collect rent (but do no other activities)Pass through rent 100% so would not be receiving compensation (that's the definition of "hired" isn't it?)

I'm not sure you'd be able to compensate an advisory board member enough with a real estate fund for it to be worth their time.  

Sponsoring a deal and managing people's money is hard work; so, there is sponsor compensation (such as the 70/30 split and other fees) built in to the deal structure.