Where you know how to profit regardless of market conditions, what interest rates might do, regardless of what laws are passed or what aspects may change, only when you can adapt to anything that comes your way can you be successful for the long run.

You can rent an air compressor, make an adapter out of a handful of fittings to go from an air quick connect to hose threads, then connect to anywhere there are hose threads (outside hose spigot, washer connection, etc.)  

Things will work out one way or another, as with RE we learn to adapt to the "rules" and "regulations" that change the game.

Buy 1.Buy 1 and then pause and evaluate, learn, adapt, ask questions here, improve - then buy another.

FYI, I've been sending renters over to Adaptive that come to viewings and decide against the units for reasons like bedroom sizes, etc.

Not everything we read / listen on the web is 100% accurate, but to some extent his pitch might help people understand what's happening on global scale to think through and adapt/adjust their investment strategy if necessary.Any thing that we could learn and apply as a RE Investor?

Improvise, adapt, overcome... or go out of business.

But from an economic standpoint the evidence is pretty clear but businesses are starting to rebel...People will adapt to our new reality with or without covid. 

The IRS information is only as accurate as the words on the paper and most (99.9%) of the nuance of 1031 comes from case law adaptation that you'll never find on the IRS web site. 

I thought you guys were talking about crossfit for a moment there...Goals help you stay focused (focus is paramount to anything we do), but they have to be flexible/adaptable and, above all, realistic to one's ability to execute upon them.