My approach is one of careful research, strategic planning, and a willingness to adapt as I grow in this exciting new chapter of my life.

We then ranked states from best to worst for each category.Drought: The likelihood of negative economic impacts as a result of drought, the number of people and fresh water sources exposed, and the state's ability to recover or adapt to a future with droughtExtreme heat: Projected number of dangerously hot days by 2050 and the percentage of people vulnerable to dangerously high temperaturesWildfires: Fraction of housing units directly or indirectly exposed to wildfire, as well as wildfire likelihood and home susceptibilityFlooding: Percentage of people living in 100 and 500-year floodplains, projected 30-year increase in number of properties with flood risk, and the percentage of the population living in a 100-year coastal floodplainClimate change preparedness: How well each state is responding to current and future climate change threats

Do you think we adapt or die or we just brace ourselves for the long-haul?

Tonight he'll share with us what he learned and how he adapted it to the long-term rental side of the business.

How are builders adapting to these longer holding periods, and do you think there’s a strategy that could help them navigate these challenges more effectively?

However, you will need to adapt and adjust the plan as you grow and learn more.

Last 2 years Days On Market (DOM) are up over 38%, so what are they changing to ADAPT?

Closing real estate deals in any economy requires flexibility, adaptability, and a variety of strategic approaches.

The methods of separating the owner from their funds grows... and the industry will continue to adapt. 

STR Investors have to adapt.