They were often constructed for a family member to have some semi-autonomy but to also be close to the rest of the family.Depending on zoning they could be illegal and this could cause problems with the town as well as with financing.

I've let people stay too long, or at I've given incompetent property managers too much autonomy.

I am familiar with the discussion against condos and HOAs taking away autonomy from owners.

If you are self-motivated and don’t need someone regulating your business (ie desk hours), then look at smaller or boutique brokerages that will allow you more autonomy.

   # of cars produced X AUTONOMY!       

Yes, it is discriminatory, but I think it is to allow people in that age group some autonomy, away from the grandkids.

Hello Bryan.Besides that video being amazingly fun and entertaining, it is expressing profound truths that I believe can help any RE Investor, especially during challenging and discouraging times.The AUTONOMY factor is motivating the overwhelming majority of us, is it not?

Place your folks where they will flourish and give them autonomy and empower them to do their job without looking over their shoulder all the time and micromanaging them.

@bradchandler I want my own brokerage in order to have complete autonomy of my career, so that I'm not forced to split my commissions, and I can leverage my brokers license by profitting from other agents affiliating with me.

License them but the let the private folks have more market autonomy, we want and need their capital in the market not to mention their prudence.