Many of their homeowners will start defaulting on their monthly payments and when that happens then the other owners will have to compensate to cover for the building's operating expenses.

Another victim. this is why I say MI   Morris  and MI Memphis invest could not be more polar opposite..  

If you feel like your finder's fee is not applied correctly, 1) just ask the developer for compensation based on the contract, then 2) tell the developer to pay the agreed compensation, and if those fail, 3) make the developer pay your contractual compensation via small claims court order. 

If you explain the situation, and perhaps be willing to compensate them slightly higher than normal, maybe they would consider covering you.2.

A close friend on mine did it in remembrance of my grandfather who was a 9/11 victim in the Pentagon.  

Stop being a victim. 

You would either need to own 5% of the business or be compensated as a contractor, not as an employee.

There is every reason to think that scammers would use boards like BP to troll for victims.

My situation is perhaps a little unusual in that I have a relatively new big tech job where about 50-60% of my compensation is coming from variable sources (RSUs, bonus, ESPP, etc) but I'm told lenders won't consider those forms of variable income until you have a few years of historical earnings for them to mull over.

Though not your responsibility, there is a law firm in Florida advertising something to the effect "have you been a crime victim when shopping or?