I have worked with Dan Heiden from compass title in Waukesha.

I feel like I am almost there, but need a compass to sort out the priority of what I should do next....

Fortunately, some people still have scruples and a strong moral compass.  

Redfin and Compass have both experimented with this and have moved away from it since they lost money doing so.

I'm currently listed with a small agency and spoke with an agent from Compass realty, he said that they sell more properties than any other agency in the nation.

I have compassion for the people who fell into this trap.

I'm not into predicting the timing of theoretical events outside of my control, but I am into using history as a guide, not a compass - important distinction.I've only begun to sit up in my chair inasmuch as I know that whenever the DOW enters a period of volatility, there's a market crash to ensue (1929, 1987, 2008). 

Seems like a good guy that may have a moral compass and still do the deal with me as a finders fee, but is there ways to give myself the advantage?

Human compassion trumps profit under these circumstances. 

If you want this tenant out, for what ever reason, there is absolutely no place for compassion.