When you do it as a principal it’s neither for the seller nor for compensation. 

38% of agents are placed in situations where they have feared for their safety.  11% of agents have been a victim of a violent crime while conducting their business.We do an in office, or a coffee shop consult.

I have seen they have been pushing RentRedi a lot on the podcasts lately and I fell victim to their marketing tactics and checked them out.They seem to have fairly reasonable plans ($9/month for year plan) and offer a variety of features but I am still confused why someone would pay for property management software when there are so many free alternatives out there. 

I believe Airbnb has a system in place for handling disputes between guests and hosts, and they may offer compensation for damages or issues caused by a guest.I would start by documenting everything: A detailed written description of the incident and timeline, records of all your communications with the guests, before/after photos of the damage done to the furniture and the bedsheet, a statement from the neighbors about the trespassing incident, etc.Then I'd approach Airbnb looking for guidance.

Unless otherwise stated herein, the earnest money shall be retained in the broker’s trust account until after title transfer at which time it shall be applied against any compensation due the broker.

Would I rather get some compensation for that, some credit, heck yeah.

As a general rule of thumb, they found the Tenant and would be considered the "procuring cause" for that Tenant to purchase the home, so they should be compensated.6% when they didn't have to do any marketing and they only represent one side?

I was almost a victim to this person. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/49/topics/1168199-fraud...

I fell victim to Epic Invested 2 years ago. 

I'm looking for an investment strategy that should make at least a ~10% CAGR on my equity (to compensate me for the extra effort of not sticking to my current low-maintenance investment strategy), and that would allow me to invest at least $100k per year.