That's all I can reasonably do, short of demonstrating or revolting, which in my opinion are only options when I feel my family is in danger (others may disagree on that point, and that's okay).

If anyone thinks that the Bush years' real estate explosion was due to deregulation, they're out of their mind.

Robert Zuccaro This strikes me as dangerous.

If you are paying a lower interest rate  with a new mortgage than on your existing mortgage balance (win) and less interest on a mortgage than on your credit card balances (win) it seems like a good deal.Also, you can deduct (for now) mortgage interest on your personal taxes.The danger is people doing this and then "running up the debt" again. 

Giving them a ready made way to burn your house down is dangerous!

Unless one is considering building a very small enclave as a part-time venture where the operator is also running the heavy equipment and using very little outside help, it could well be dangerous financially and otherwise for most people.

That model has danger. 

To buy it as is and rent it out as an illegal unit is inviting danger. 

Trees and plants can also be dangerous underground.

Thing is, the National Association of Realtors published a "Danger Report" in May of 2015 that said the #1 threat to Real Estate Agents is "Masses of Marginal Agents Destroy Reputation: The real estate industry is saddled with a large number of part-time, untrained, unethical, and/or incompetent agents.