There are many paths to success but you need to get on a path (you can always adapt and change along the way).

That being said, you have to adapt, when COVID started in March, we waived all our late fees and offered to do split payments, it hasn't been fun, but it's helped a lot of people stay in their homes and kept us out of court!   

It did make me think.When times are tough, we have to adapt and be able to think outside the box.Food for thought for all you investors on this forum to be creative and find solutions to keep you going.

I had to adapt it to my situation of course, but it was a very useful template.

I'm going to continue as Jerry said, simply adjust and adapt.

And I bought a bostich nailing gun and a VS-46 adapter to apply the siding with,,,it was a 46 Bostich gun ,,,VS stands for vinyl siding,,,think the adapter was like 25-30 bucksmmmand your right,it stops the nail from being driven tight.

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.

I carry a compressor and pressure gauge adapter... well, let's strike that thought.

You don't need degrees in accounting, finance, real estate or economics to understand the principles that RE business is anchored in, just the willingness to understand the concepts, adapt and adopt those principles to make more money which also includes saving money that can be wasted.