Unless you openly advertise/disclose this to your new tenants, has your situation really changed by simply substituting a new potential victim?

There were no feelings left, and it compensated me to deal with it no matter the time of year.

I am not compensated for linking.

I have never been to Cleveland but I would come for those I think the operators that are not sophisticated enough to understand they are not in compliance within their given states Real Estate Commerce law, or they are simply not a reputable provider and willing to risk either the license or business by compensating any of the marketing folks that are not licensed brokers/brokerages.

The difference versus some syndications I've seen is that they're compensated more like a real estate agent, with a 3% fee on the acquisition and disposition sides.  

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...