My tenant recently moved out and I found he trimmed all branches off my 20 year old fig tree and top it badly. can I take money from his deposit as a compensation? 

@Alex Shin Brokering would be getting compensation for setting up the buyer with a seller.

An interest reserve of 3-12 months (depending on the lender) could compensate a little for the lack of experience.

If they did clean up, dust up, take photos and list it online they are due compensation for those actions.

Generally the final documents covering the GP compensation are not finalized until the very end of the deal.

The lender may ask for a piece of the equity or cashflow in addition to the interest rate to compensate for the additional risk if the deal is thin.You could also look for a JV partner to bring in the extra cash, but be careful with that.

We don't get something for nothing, so the offer price will be lower than market value to compensate for the fact that you will get a cash offer.

Did you not have the water department approve the plans as they should have reviewed them for sizing of piping and meter locations etc.3. you can file a complaint, but (A) you will not get any monetary compensation against the local authorities and (b) it will only get them upset and possibly make it much more difficult to get other approvals.

If the water bill is $100 a month, increase the price by 20% (or whatever you decide is fair) to compensate you for the time required to split and bill and to cover additional use when tenants squander the utility.

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