Those of us who have to make a living will figure out how and adapt.

All of these requests were fulfilled within a day or two after initial contact.Lessons Learned: -I learned that it makes sense to adapt based off of responses you get during showings instead of being very strict in you requirements.

He will have to continually adapt and grow, perhaps more so than the investor purchasing the same units over and over again.I realize that I'm still a fledgling investor here, so I'd like to hear from both sides of the coin.

I don't know of any job or trade or profession where you don't need to adapt to new things, changes in an industry or practice, so education is always an ongoing process. 

That can always change as the industry adapts.

You can structure them to adapt to your life, do multiples and have the balloons coming due at different years (like they used to recommend on certificates of deposit) so you can decide if your want to extend it, or turn it into a higher return... 

So its the good ole American way adapt for die.

The cost is $50 per month but you will be on it all day as you work to find more deals.Your on the right track look up the term geofarming, that is a way real estate agents used to farm for listing I adapted something like that for my flip property searches.good luck, Jim 

The good news is you can google sample agreements and get a template which you then can adapt to your situation - then present it to your attorney and ask them to edit what you have.  

Thought you might appreciate seeing before and after pics from Adaptive Realty's latest rehab project, a 5 unit apartment building in Highland Park, an up-and-coming neighborhood in LA.Before exterior:After exterior:Before living room:After living room:Before bedroom:After bedroom