Without sounding like a cocky individual, my 6 weeks in class was spent with others who I can easily tell had not the same work ethic I've come to adapt.

Then adapt those strategies to fit your business.

Concepts can be adapted, specific terms should meet what is customary in your area.

I have written about this subject over on the Bigger Pockets News Blog for months... and the general consensus I have found is that we are headed to a double-dip and it will stay that way until unemployment stablizes.That coupled with all of the anticipated changes in Governement policy and we are in for one hell of a ride.For real estate investors... stay limber... don't be afraid to adapt to the changing conditions and keep the communications open, right here on BP, to what each of us is experiencing.

Do not tell them what they should buy.It sounds basic but I have wholesalers insisting that something is a deal - even when I know it is not.Bring a deal - listen to feedback, learn, adapt, bring a better deal next time.

You will obviously have to adapt to your condition but don't let your situation shape what you want to achieve.

Some aren't just willing to adapt to the changing market.

There are deals to be had in any market if you have several arrows in your quiver and can adapt.

The KEY is to learn, adapt, act and make lemonade out of lemons!

When you start adapting other titles or names, it becomes confusing, misleading and might be decietful, unintentionally.In real estate and the paper buisness, it's really important to use common legal terms, especially in contracts.