Adapt or fail.

Plans have been in place from owners and developers to adapt to the changing landscape a long time ago  for adaptive reuse.

With the shift to the most important screen in people’s lives being their phone landlords will have to adapt to all the changes that come with that, texting vice calling, looking everything up on their phones, wanting an app or portal to pay, communicate, get updates.

Listen, adapt, and provide more value then the rest, and you can thrive right now. 

To be successful in this industry you always have to be learning, adapting with the markets, and finding ways to retain & grow the value of your portfolio.While analyzing these deals may be similar in terms of the metrics you are looking at, one of the biggest factor that will come into play with this question will be your financing.

Markets change, adapt to the market and go with what looks to give the best return for the period you expect to hold. 

@Julia Tse Since Toledo has adapted the new lead ordinance for 1-4 rentals, contractors have to be EPA RRP certified to perform work on properties pre 1978.

The good thing about the area is there are many small lenders willing to adapt different lending practices 

Hi Mike,Here's a whole gallery of examples that could easily be adapted to your house.

As long as the rehabbers adapt to the new landscape, flipping will still be lucrative.