@David Gamble what's the nature of the business?

@Cameron RileyI understand not wanting to pay a little for something, but there are a few ways you can think of it, we spend money all the time for convenience and if you have a program or a system that will quickly allow you to do something and it’s as easy as any of the other things you may normally do out of convenience you would do this too.The problem I found was what program do I use?

Avoid operation of a private or commercial golf course, country club, massage parlor, hot tub facility, suntan facility, racetrack, gambling establishment, or a store whose principal business is the sale of alcohol for consumption off premises.The 4th requirement is of particular importance with regard to the real estate company in your hypothetical. 

Most wealth advisors are salesmen gambling with your money to make themselves a handsome commission .

Changing a blown fuse is just not as convenient as flipping a breaker. 

If you want to gamble a little this could be a long term payoff but must being able to deal with the monthly loss.

Feel free to send a message at your convenience and we can connect.

Conveniently, both solutions are the same, eliminate that person from your sphere asap. 

It is probably not very convenient for people who have no experience with regulated business but might be great for those who have experience and want to grow fast.I hope this model is applicable in US too. 

As more and more tourist income comes from non-gaming activities at least it's less dependent on gambling.