They could have charged me for the month and reimbursed the rest. 

You then submit the bill and get reimbursed which a friend that has turned in bills says takes 6 months.

Which includes benefits paid, partnership, tuition reimbursement etc......  

On the acquisition fee, it's earned in most cases, yet on the larger deals with high 6 to 7 digit acquisition fee (exclusive of recovered DD costs also reimbursed by the LLC investors), it's a clear win for the GP day 1 regardless of deal performance.

Here's what happened:2 weeks into first month with tenants, the one who is the point of contact sent videos and photos of wire shelves in a small kitchen pantry not having brackets and was worried they weren't secure, wanted to buy brackets and drill them herself, be reimbursed.

Pay the bill yourself, then reimburse yourself by charging the tenants based on a formula.

Some lenders ask for receipts/invoices, which can be a pain if you're doing the work and you're visiting Home Depot several times a day.If you plan to pay yourself for doing your own work, lenders won't reimburse you for your time.

However it's not unreasonable for the seller to require the legal fees to be reimbursed at closing by the purchaser.

We would be responsible for utilities and then reimbursed by them. 

Some contractors especially larger more established ones will always buy there materials but want to be reimbursed.