I started an indoor sports arena in the New Orleans area about 10 years ago.  

If someone wants to party and blow money, they'll party and blow money and/or make really bad decisions that affect the rest of their lives.

Requiring spaying and neutering of all pets cuts down on messes indoors and demonstrates responsibility of the pet owners.

Also, if your property isn't the source of the contamination I wouldn't think you'd be responsible for ongoing monitoring; however, if you'll have tenants in your building you may want to keep tabs on potential impacts like indoor air or drinking water.

If you were trying to say that the real estate brokerage business is rigged, I agree, it is the system we have, but it's the American way, learn to deal with it until you can influence law makers there is a better way.

But as you said, "everything else will follow, meaning the appreciation over time will amount to large paydays, and by keeping some as income, and re-investing the balance using tax deferred strategies to avoid tax liability, will put the $ right back to work for you again, only in larger and larger properties/profit makers.

It can be used in many high traffic indoor places such as gymnasium and supermart.

Reasonable living accommodations where there is a bed to sleep on, electricity and indoor plumbing.

•Shouldn't we place blame on the politicians, bureaucrats and other "decision makers" and put skilled people in place that know how to run the businesses?

Travis WestCIEC (Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant); American Council of Accredited CertificationsMAC0325 (Licensed Mold Assessment Consultant; Texas Department of State Health Services)