I have many investors that I have worked with and I know that if another agent brings them something good then they are going to do the right thing and have that agent compensated.

If the size of the project increases in size and the time to get the full expected return on the project is really long then at least for me the returns have to go WAY,WAY up to compensate for the risk factors.These days I look at retail properties.

That is the cost of running the business,  and you can compensate by charging higher rents.AC systems don't fail in a day.

@Luz PaganWorkers Compensation protects you from bodily injury claims from employees, independent contractors or anyone else who is working on your project. 

I have been at places where I was trying to do my own deals and still helping new people with no compensation.

Apathy and red tape cost everybody.Offer compensation to extend.

Your offer to assist will likely be best received if you can provide more specifics, like where you are physically located, what kind of skills or training (if any) you already have, the number of hours you'd have available to work each weekend, and what compensation (if any) you're looking to receive.Good luck!

A professional has to know if they spend XX time on a deal that they will be compensated on a deal for a successful closing.  

It's adding an additional headache to your responsibilities and you're liking not getting compensated a lot (if any) for that.

Is there any additional fee that would be charged to compensate the individual for their time?