Are there any standard practices for acknowledging their contribution in the transaction, or any recommended ways to structure this working relationship to ensure it's beneficial and compliant for all parties involved?

I have land that I purchased last year and would like to build a 6000 sq ft building for my dental practice.

I've been experimenting with Zillow and Homes.com to practice analyzing and getting close to accurate comps.

Lawyers participate in the real estate sale process as a matter of custom and practice.

In such cases, you might not be eligible for certain tax deductions related to rental properties.2)When you have multiple properties in an LLC, you should maintain proper accounting practices to allocate expenses appropriately.General expenses such as home office expenses and supplies may need to be prorated among the properties based on a reasonable method.

But, that's still overkill to me.You want to have a structure that doesn't overcomplicate your accounting and is practical to operate/maintain.

I know their might  be some predatory practices out there and I don’t want be involved in any of that but I think there might be some options where we could make a fair deal with some one going throgh a tough time like this.

Everyone,  let me make the reason for this post clear.A LOT of you all are getting fooled into believing that  to become successful you need to lie to sellers, , low-ball sellers, cold call people, DMM, people, and spend a fortune and a ton of effort into intrusive marketing, marketing to people that never asked and/or are completely not interested in your services.EVERYONE, and I do mean EVERYONE, pay close attentionThose who know me know I have a very loud voice advocating against those practices.

@James Hamling doubt you would be able to hold the vendor accountable in any practical sense.

I'm certainly not saying this is a great business practice, but it's not illegal to change the rate after the closing disclosure has gone out.