The alternative is that if someone gets hurt working for you in an environment you can control and they cannot, you will be liable in tort.

It seems from reading and my knowledge of intangible assets the benefits are many for them, such as depreciation offset, saving on commissions, stretching out the capital gain, earning a better return than the bank, a degree of control, etc.

Increase retention (meaning up your deductible), but also look at things like putting on hail proof roofing, etc, or go uninsured and maybe increase loss control as well. 

How much does not being able to control the other two hurt the value of the ones on the right? 

It's not just about the commission, but about the control you have over the deal.  

As mentioned above those who are holding large inventory plus the hedge funds are slowly releasing their inventory in a controlled manner to maximize gains  to prevent a price collapse As interest rates rise prices will come down but it is a more normalized market then 2007-08

After your friend has done some emergency "damage control" and he's got the dryers/fans going, he will want to call his agent.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.

The landlord is concerned about maintaining some control over the quality of the tenants in his park and you should sit down with him or her and discuss the parameters that would make him/her happy.

for the past couple months while working on my fixer, on the sidelines had been dealing with alot of stray cats on the property (its a huge lot for the area) and 'catching' the feral cats and taking them to the shelter to be spayed/neutered, vaccinated then released and wished they were closer and so wonder why not get a shelter started in my city since theres none not even 1 that i could find after looking all over. heck even animal control is outsourced to the surrrounding city (long beach) and county (los angeles). of course wouldnt do it from my residence, so will need to start building credit up for occasionally ordering supplies and services (ie vaccines) for rescues in the future shelter, if this city allows for such. as for securing the shelter location i doubt i'd use mortgage or loan as i've so far always done fine enuf buying properties cash and somehow making ends meet, however barely.right now i dont even have a taxpayer EID. do non-profits need one?