There is nothing in the agreement that will change what I charge. 

I have several properties I did a JV agreement on with someone while we were feeling each other out.

You, of course need to have a written agreement with them before selling the LLC to them and you will need to officially transfer ownership of the LLC to them using the legal means mandated by your state laws (check with a local RE attorney).This strategy is better than a double close because it's less risky and better than assigning contracts because offers are often made under LLC's so will be accepted more often than offers that stipulate assignment of contract.If you are already under contract under your own name or under the name of an LLC you do not wish to sell (like your company LLC), and your contract is not assignable, then you may be stuck with a double close.

@Rhia MckissicIn my PM agreement I allow the PM to sign the lease but it still requires my approval

They are violating the lease agreement by having others live there who aren't on the lease, this is a real liability concern with your insurance so that should be addressed. 

Michael, I believe it to be critical that an understanding of what communication, at what stage and in what form will be provided to the client during the agreement term.

Subsequent steps include credit assessment and, upon agreement of terms, submission for underwriting.

Read the listing agreement carefully - you will be required to sign it in every state.7.

However, it's important to assess whether there was any discussion or agreement about who would be responsible for taxes upon selling the property.Financial Responsibility: Your parents' frustration about the tax bill might stem from their perception that you didn't handle the situation responsibly, especially considering the late payment which incurred additional fees.

And when you are a seller and you, again, have a prearranged commission agreement negotiated in the listing agreement.