It should be noted that I have NOT been compensated by Ohio Cashflow.

I am looking on suggestions for making an equitable financing arrangement so that it is still attractive to my partner, but I am fairly compensated for the fact that I will be doing 100% of the work. 

I have someone that's looking to invest in multi-family developments however I'm not sure how to protect myself before connecting the two and how I should look to be compensated.

The agent says most people pay $25-100, which is supposedly "compensation" to the seller for removing the property from the market during the inspection period.

Is the ARV increasing to compensate?

Can "reasonable compensation" be adjusted for the actual amount left over to pay compensation. 

Avoid investor type you rarely get compensated..   

All this lead me to keep my existing tenant and lower the rent a bit.If you are already at the low end of what is profitable for you, you can easily find good tenants, you have a signed lease which requires compensation if the existing tenant breaks it, and turnover costs aren't high, then I'm with the other guys and would probably not recommend you lower rent.

Yes, I would be concerned because how is the wholesaler going to get paid and in turn how would you get compensated?

The monthly payment is the owner's compensation for leasing the property to you.