Learn, admire, and adapt, from people that are the rockstars!

You need to adapt your peg :)

If you aren’t getting the results you need, re-think what you’re sending out and adapt. 

After you're done amending the agreement to fit your needs (changing the word apartment to house or taking out the section about community pool if there isn't one) you can get a lawyer to look it over.Stuff you won't be thinking of: Something is always going to sneak up on you that you didn't think of so just be prepared to adapt.

I’m a great people person and have been told I’m an “adaptable”, to the point and excellent conversationalist so that helps when it comes to networking and negotiating!

I find I just read the different agreements and that helps me understand what is and isn't covered and the risks involved.The series LLC is a structure that can limit risk to each BRRRR and adapt to differences in ownership between deals. 

Regional to national other use type tenants it's likely a tear down if you can't retrofit and adapt it cheaply.

What are they using that could be implemented or adapted  to make a small company more efficient?

By the end of the first 12 months the person who bought the house will still have one house NETing lets say $1,500/month.The person who used the arbitrage model could have let's say 4 houses each NETing $1,000So which is better $4,000/month with adaptability or $1,500/month being stuck in a liability?

For others, they would never buy a property that didn't cashflow and don't expect appreciation, and it works.Maybe the lesson is to REALLY get to know your chosen market well and freely adapt your strategy to the market and to your own goals.