The biggest distinction in my eyes is scalability. 

I have dealt with Cities/Counties many times and depending on the municipality and the particular building department, you have the distinct possibility of never getting a permit for some units. 

In VA there is a distinction between broker and a realtor. 

I would say yes you may be asking too much here is why:This is kind of good in that you will have 0 vacancy since he is going to pay the rent until it is re-rented, you don't normally get that with a turn over so while the early lease break is a disadvantage it comes with a distinct benefit for you.I would say it seems like you're double dipping you get a month's termination and then until you re-rent you get to charge him and then if it only takes 2 weeks to re-rent you've received 6 weeks rent for 2 weeks time.

The GC most likely doesn't have policies for subs.Look up your state WC laws and read the distinctions between an employee and a contractor in the employment sense.

@Rebecca Cirisan - I own LaPlante Real Estate located about 2 miles from the Ohio Cashflow offices so that would be a resounding no :)I did keep my real estate license with Engelo and Ohio Cashflow for a few months when I first started as a realtor so I am reasonably familiar with things over there.I am a competitor however we have distinct differences from Engelo and both companies respect each other.

I think you're asking if a rental house is likely to appreciate in value (a distinct possibility in many cases), this somehow reduces the risk of the investment (i.e. making it a safer investment).

Police nabbed them during the two distinct break ins.

That is the difference.When I travel for a while and come home, I can smell the distinct smell of my personal home again.

Atlanta is North Georgia but it's very distinct from the mountains, Athens area, or near Chattanooga.