someone who is credible and also will be compensated per transaction..I'm in New York looking for the right guidance before I take this transition.

In the vast majority of cases, injury victims will take the insurance money and settle.  

And I would have negotiated for more compensation you really could have had case for ability to do just that. 

She will never lie to you (and no, I have never solicited nor received any compensation, monetary or otherwise from her to say this).  

Anyone have experience going through this ?

I felt comfortable moving forward for an applicant for one of my rentals but just to cover me a bit I asked for 1.5x the deposit. The applicant was unwilling and kind of up...

Would the compensation that you are I are offering fall under the umbrella of "referral fees" or is it some other type of compensation altogether (like a commission of some sort)?

The reason there is so much dissatisfaction on both sides is because neither side is receiving equitable compensation for the relationship.

A broker's license is required for any person or company that, for compensation, rents or offers or attempts to negotiate the rental of an estate or interest in real estate, or collects or offers or attempts to collect rent for the use of real estate.

Imagine renting a house at top dollar with the prospect of an endless parade of lookie-lous poking around in your closets 2-3 times a week for your entire tenancy (and no compensation for this inconvenience).

Compensation not dependent upon money raised.Alternatively, you could get a broker/dealer license.