Can any one else provide some guidance here on what kind of agreement this would be and how to keep moving forward with this deal?

In this deal the tenant will be paying on a rental agreement and they will also be paying a split of gross revenue on a separate contract.

A few thoughts though - in my area the seller can terminate the listing agreement, with some conditions.

However, you are correct that a business bank account in the name of the LLC needs to be opened to hold company assets.Regarding payments, it depends on how the operating agreement is written in my experience.

I'm currently drafting my rental agreement to be used for a property I am "house hacking" (renting out rooms of the house I am living in), and am curious what I am allowed to hold my potential tenants accountable for.

As this area isn't so regulated, how does one actually receive the" benefit of their bargain" if after committing to a loan, the different figures begin to drift those those understood as the agreement?

@Ethan ErazoHiIt all depends..that could be so however your initial Purchase & Sale Agreement has a minimal investment from you in the form of a earnest money deposit USD10-USD100.That is your equitable interest in the property which you then assign to the cash buyer for a fee.That fee could have a balance that will be paid at closing to youThere are numerous articles and podcasts on wholesaling to listen to on BP...use them

I understand I need to make a sales agreement with the seller that has the offer price.

If you rent out an apartment to two unrelated people (roommates/friends), but they're jointly liable on the rental agreement, what happens to the security deposit if one roommates decides to move out? 

There may be a hold harmless agreement in the Association documents that would shield them.  3.