(I really should have given her a bag of three-prong adapters for a move in present... but I didn't)

We need to be really listening to what they have to say, and be ready to adapt.

It is almost impossible for us to pick one price-point and focus on rehabs in that range solely, so we basically have to follow the deals and adapt our rehabs based on the change.

There are cycles in RE where you can adapt and say you want x% of the market share in some area and shoot for it.

Below is a clause that I have adapted from various contracts, and added stuff of my own.

I think it's all about adapting as you said.

Thus to continue to fill lots and be profitable we are having to adapt and are becoming investor friendly.So to voice a different opinion, I would suggest finding a park owner to work with.

This plagues adults as well, a lack of maturity and ability to adapt or accept other views, cynical thinking may justify or be a basis for decision making that can lead to a life of mediocrity or worse.I buy gold, but I don't buy gold with a survival mentality, I don't keep it I sell it.

The point is, millennials will do just fine if they have the right attitude and are willing to adapt there lifestyle.

But adaptability and persistence have never failed me before, and if it comes to that I will probably just drop wholesaling and begin to save and build credit until I can create a rental portfolio - which is my intentions from the wholesaling profits anyway.