In fact, many IRA custodians and administrators have already adapted their accounting systems to offer online tools to accommodate the cash management side of the equation (rent collection, bill payment, etc.).

If the are good tenants, they will adapt well to our contract and management style.

Being able to adapt to an ever changing market is one of the greatest strengths any business can hope to have.

Invest in a market with the potential to offer future adaptations to my strategy (multi-family, commercial retail, etc.). 

Maybe you can adapt it.

Hi BPers,(This is adapted from a post on my blog, Read My Flips (get it...like "read my lips"?)

After you get it screwed out get a plastic male adapter of proper size to screw back in with pipe dope on threads. 

You need to get the math right, from the start.Working out the EXPENSES will require extensive knowledge, adapted for each individual building.Once you have that knowledge, just look for ones that will return MORE than those expenses!

"Fittest" might be a bit misleading, what he meant is "survival of the most nimble to adapt to change".I will have to support Patrick's assessment that wholesaling is very done for now - not just in Seattle.

I have an adaptable saying that sounds like: "I would rather have a good operator in a bad market than a bad operator in a good market."