Depending on the serious of your dispute the office may try and mediate between you and your neighbor. 

This is what can bite you if another agent files a complaint for not following the law.Simply disclosing to a potential tenant should have no negative ramifications, but you do lose that buffer of a mediator when problems arise.In real estate, we always suggest, "Disclose, Disclose, Disclose" Being a licensed agent, you are immediately expected to know ALL THE LAWS to protect the tenant and the owner.

You can go to mediation on the difference or go to court, depending on the age of the lien.  

However, I have learned a lesson to "mediate" if possible should you go to court to try to get a judgment.  

They provide a mandatory mediation which in early stage FCL can be a good way to get in and get out but that can also be a barrier to large returns.

I have no problem with doing one, just don't want to if not needed.Seller agrees to hold Broker harmless from any damages if Seller does not inform Broker of changes in writing.In the event that mediation does not resolve all disputes or 237. claims, the unresolved issues shall be submitted for arbitration pursuant to the Uniform Rules of Procedure for 238.

Has anyone tried tenant mediation over eviction?

Typically they are gone after the court visit with the mediators instructing them they have to go.  

So in your opinion what is reasonable compensation for the leasing agent to negotiate/mediate the lease signing when no marketing is required?

Prior to SB558, lenders would foreclose judicialy to avoid mandatory mediation.