@Ryan Webster I have done plenty of multifamily ground up as well as adaptive reuse and mixed use.Your concern regarding supply is valid.

Get knowledgeable people on your team and keep learning and adapting.

you can purchase up to four units with the VA loan, and the loan limits will be lifted 20200101.That being said, we have yet to see how banks are going to adapt, and what limits they will impose on the VA loan.

You'll get plenty of bookings on the major booking platforms, so you won't even need Craigslist.My number one piece of advice is to BE ADAPTABLE.

Sure, like everything else, the process needs to be adapted according to the type of business, area, era and property we are contemplating to get. 

Most will not notice it right away, and I do not know if the mainstream will admit and face up to the fact that current livestyles will need to change to adapt to reality.When you think about it our current lifestyles are running on petroleum.

You either adapt to the new customer's desires or you close down.

It could easily be adapted to real estate.

Postal Service, which is a quasi-private company with a government charter -- for most of its history, it's been required to run without subsidy from the government, and if you ignore the effects that recent technology has had on the USPS, it's been quite successful (unfortunately, they're not doing a very good job of adapting the new world order).If other government programs were run as well as the USPS has historically been run, we'd be able to accomplish a whole lot more with the tax revenue we're already generating in this country.Anyway, the simple point is, instead of just thinking about out to generate more or spend less, politicians should be thinking about how to overhaul existing programs to allow them to accomplish as much with less (or more with the same).

You should always try to do better, test yourself, adapt, and learn new angles and facets to be successful in..