Does this include full staging or just common areas/master bed&bath? 

My responsibilities included paying common utilities and being an on-site manager for the nearby properties.

We had to put a commercial closer on a common door for just this reason. 

I believe that I share a common goal with a lot of you in the fact that some day real estate will become the main source of income for myself and family. 

As I am sure to make a ton of mistakes, I wanted to join this community in an effort to reduce this number by one or two errors in the future.

Okay Steve, I will tell you my answer to mitigate acrimony but I choose to withhold specific details and documentation until later because the purpose of this dialogue is to invite open discussion for creativity regarding a common scenario.

It is a fine distinction, but it depends on the type of closing you have.Final Word of Advice...No matter what, keep in mind that your Broker is the one who has to ultimately keep the lights on.. pay the Errors and Omissions Insurance, the staff, the Internet,  and other things to keep a brokerage open and functional. 

No one will take your post seriously if the total of the post is 6 words with spelling errors and no punctuation at all.

I would try to establish common ground on any almost any topic and use that to build rapport.  

Another possibility might be adding additional sources of income - renting out the common space/room in the office if you have one, to the tenants for birthday parties etc, vending machines, coin operated laundry, pet fees, pet non refundable pet deposits.