That they work to execute on your decisions, and equip you to be best empowered to make the best decisions, but never NEVER will it be 100% hand's off "no managing the managers".  

Lots of legal opinions here, but most are inaccurate.It is true that, absent an estate planning vehicle (trust, etc.) there needs to be someone with “standing” who is empowered to pass title. 

This strategy, or mutations thereof, empower exponential portfolio growth.

They need handholding while feeling empowered to make decisions. 

I'm all about empowering local entrepreneurs and investors to transform underutilized properties into awesome community assets that benefit all.

This will define for us what size of land we will be targeting, what unit compilation we are looking at doing which helps define some of our cost outlay and we will have an idea of market pricing capacity so from this we can formulate a generalized range of acceptable site development costs which then empowers us to know; what kind of land are we looking for, in what area, what's an acceptable price range to delve further...... 

For me that's client acquisition, marketing our properties, and empowering my team.

Gurus dispensing bad advice is nothing new; they’ve been around since the late 1960s, empowered by the first run up in California housing prices.  

It's a mix where it's big tech empowering localized small business/people.

The Gov. is US, you and me, "we the people" so it should be a Duh-moment realizing we are all paying for it via empowering someone to take from us and pay it in a roundabout manner.....