You never want to give away equity, but if it's the only option on the table and you are desperate for capital, you may wish to bite the bullet and plant the seeds of a new professional relationship by trading equity. 

Michael Plante although the appreciation is next to nothing in certain parts of upstate NY, the cash flow makes up the difference.

BMW coming in with a mfg plant, a good airstrip and old air force base ripe for re-development.  

You would describe it as "Landmark #D-123-36 ceramic tile. 8" x 1/4" x 36" - light brown oak.For paint you would pick your color and provide a sample and say "Home Depot Paint Item number #799-02-3645 and list whether the walls have to be stripped of wall paper (if any) holes filled with mud, surface sanded to smooth, stains covered with Kilz if previously stained, 1 layer of primer and 2 layers of paint with all edges having a crisp appearance.People can spend a lot of time on sheetrocking, mud & tape just to make the wall look good enough for painting if the wall isn't going to be covered with texture.

Some assets are more liquid (cash, cash equivalents), some assets are illiquid (property, plant and equipment), some produce cash flow (a house), and some decline in value over time (your car).

You can always plant more if you don’t like it ;)

Intel is a great example, who is building the largest chip manufacturing plant in the US right here, and it will be a $20 billion dollar investment that brings a few new thousand jobs. https://www.dispatch.com/story...

Authorize just one new oil refinery or nuclear plant.  

No.Best case is that you find one that is the same size but not the exact same color/texture.

Quote from @Michael Plante: I bought 16 acres    I THOUGHT it was Two 8 acre parcels.