One thing I would do is have writing in the purchase contract or an outside contract stating who will get what revenue, that way they can't flip on you and take all the money you though you were getting from the transition period. 

(In other words, if it's too high, then I can cancel the buy and not have to lose any money)2.

I realized 5 years ago that I would never have enough money for a satisfactory retirement if I didn’t find a different way to make money then my W-2 where I’d never made more than $40,000 per year.

Do they put the money in a third party account or do we just get a check?

One hard money lender told me they don't do loans of that nature, and I am meeting with a different one tomorrow.Curious if anyone has any solutions.Thanks! 

I'd have interest in facilitating these types of deals and paying you that fee that's nothing for the value you are bringing if you really are. that's about 2 points on a hard money loan which isn't a lot, if you are flexible on payment structures we'd pay you out of construction draw proceeds each time we receive money we pay a portion of your commission back

At that time, I’ll decide whether we will stick with Intuit.Like QuickBooks, Xero limits you to one entity per subscription so I don’t know how much money it will save.

Just make sure your contractor does the job and does not run off with your money, YES this happens MANY times.

A lender usually a DSCR loan from a hard money lender.

Just light your money on fire.