In cities where zoning is residential, there's more flexibility, especially in places like Oregon where legislation was passed a couple years ago to allow "middle housing" in all residential zones regardless of primary zoning.

Find one that can be custom to your needs, has flexible pricing, no long-term, high-cost memberships, and excellent customer services to determine how to best market to your leads.

I actually think you need to commit to a type of renter or the murphy gives you flexibility for a smaller family. just a jumble of thoughts on the topic.   

Negotiate with the Plumbing Company Even if the plumbing company doesn’t initially offer a payment plan, try negotiating for a discount for cash payment or ask if they can provide any flexibility.

We do allow up to 2 dogs (that can be flexible depending) up to 80lbs.

So chances of finding the right buyer, (DIY saving money type), with kitchen size/layout very similar yet flexible - willing to build/spec the cabinets around the size of the counters... is exceedingly slim.

This experience highlighted the importance of thorough initial assessments and flexibility in budgeting, reinforcing the need for strategic planning and adaptability in real estate investments.

It's critical to keep up with local market circumstances, remain flexible, and never stop looking for new chances.

It just takes longer days on market (30-60 days) and lots of conversations with landlords explaining why people have more options and go with the best one for the dollar and why we have to be more flexible in terms of pricing and requirements these days.

Subleasing gives the tenant flexibility, freedom, and options and gives the landlord a substantial increase in risk and liability with no financial reward.I enjoy providing property management and real estate information