If retailers keep pushing a model that is not acceptable to the public at large anymore then they will start to die off if they do not adapt.

So you should find virtually all of the advice here on BP applicable and useful, or at least adaptable .

I've studied a lot personally on psychological and emotional needs as well, because of my own battles with introversion, and needing to adapt to the world around me.

I believe it was Charles Darwin who said something like, "adapt or die."

You can adapt this technique to send out flyers and make a profit. 

People that don't adapt don't post on bigger pockets.

Weholdt the principles of agile development and we continuously adapt this methodology so that it fits well within all of our projects, from a simple website, to a multi-platform enterprise application.

I just saw a report that was saying 18%.Of course there are markets like Washington that are heavily leased up but nationally it hasn't recovered fully yet.I can see a lot of adaptive re-use like your article mentioned.

I don't need to impress anyone and I want a beater so when I drive to Boston to fly out of the Logan Airport, I can find some unmetered street to park it for a few days or weeks at a time without worrying about it getting stolen or vandalized.

And eventually will have to adapt and adopt the seller finance/lease option strategies.