There are also some leasing fees (new and renewal) but the important point is to get your PM's compensation in alignment with your interests as the owner.

If you suggest it as a buyer and don't disclose the tax issues of imputed taxes on interest (required) the seller may have a bone to pick with you later on.Charge or pay interest, discount the price to compensate for the interest, it's the same thing, no valuation for basis issues, no imputed tax issues, price is lower in the event you do need to refinance.Search "zero interest" and start reading. :)

Therefor, you should be compensated for said work.There is clearly a market niche for wholesaling as the MLS an agents alike don't typically succeed in fulfilling investor needs.

Do you have insurance (general liability coverage) and workers compensation insurance?

Sellers agent is now asking that I offer $500 compensation to Seller for this inconvenience and added costs. 

@Marsha RostBuilder's risk insurance policy for the property.As a GC, you might want to get General Liability and Workman's Compensation policies. 

I am trying to understand how to properly compensate team members that raise money for our fund. 

Secondly, there are lenders who compensate the broker, thus you wouldn't have to incur the extra fee.

As an experienced flipper you should be able to accurately budget rehab costs but maybe certain deals aren't perfect for you but they will work for someone else and I would like to compensate you for finding the deal through an assignment fee. 

This is because both negotiating the contract and marketing the property (in exchange for compensation) are activities that require a real estate license.Moreover, speaking from someone with some commercial experience, it seems unrealistic to expect a new wholesaler to enter the market and wholesale commercial properties.