If you do things right, land/buildings can be almost free.I have noticed though that since the beginning of the year, there are fewer vacant commercial spaces in my neighborhood.  

As long as the list is 3 or fewer properties then it does not matter how much they are worth.  

This is the most dangerous as there is very little evidence of wrongdoing.

Put it the other way around, if you pull too much BEFORE it crashes, you could have negative equity and fewer options AFTER it crashes, so in that case if that were to come to fruition then IMO you would be better off in that case not pulling as much out in a hot market, but that is tough to guage before such an event ... much easier after.

; (b) number of renter households [renters use fewer storage sf, even though that's a bit counter-intuitive]2.

Some people will actually take fewer deductions and pay more taxes for the sole purpose of showing more income on their tax return in order to satisfy a lender.

Ok - joking aside, this is a dangerous setup that needs to be remedied.

you go into a town rack up 87%  illegally listed residential homes on your website; you have unregistered persons defrauding the city out of money, running an unlicensed hotel out of a residential home, exposing the public to all sorts of danger in buildings not up to code, host that go as far as sexually assaulting clients with extreme violence... you fail to delist properties and discontinue abusive conduct even after being contacted by the landlord to do so, and then try to talk to me about completely and utterly nonsense and irrelevant junk...You can send me a PM if there is something you trying to say but dont go over the place rambling about absolute irrelevant talk.

Anyone who was around during the last collapse can tell you that this is a dangerous game to play.

If you only had a few dollars to put down, and no cash reserves, you are discovering the danger in buy & hold when you don't have any money.