If the American Dream is alive and well, then there is little need for government intervention to smooth the rough edges of capitalism.

My brother and my mom wanted to stage an intervention to keep me from getting overextended.

NO, I dont want additional red tape and government intervention into our business affairs.For the record my wife and I go overboard in maintaining our places, we address issues as they are brought up, we provide air filters, respond quickly with maintenance calls etc.But the net net is the regulations are lengthy, keeping up on the changes for a small investor are difficult.  

Eviction is a process that requires court intervention.

I suspect this is going to get pushed back even further due to government intervention.

But the industry doesn't move as one (outside of Government intervention).

At this point it would be used for property flipping...when I think of timely bidding, paying contractors and purchasing materials I'm just not sure having the third party intervention is a feasible approach with this type of venue.

After Congress' latest intervention, most of mine have jacked up their rates on purchases to around 15%.

But I think he makes a pretty convincing case in his paper as to why: (1) government intervention is necessary for this realm; and (2) his system will properly incentivize all the parties involved to make smart educational/economic decisions.  

In Texas we don't like government intervention.