You need to be flexible enough to adapt to the situation to overcome it.

A lot of it is learning as you go and adapting to what you learned from somebody else. 

We could try to adapt our approach to the US market.

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I am based in Connecticut, but a large part of my lease is not state specific and can probably be adapted to fit your needs.

Those who survive in business are those who can adapt and pivot when thrown into a blender.

Companies are taking notice, and adapting. 

Closings are seeming to take a little longer but people have been adapting (e.g., inspections and appraisals are a little more difficult).Whether that's still going to be the case 6-9-12 months from now, is anybody's guess and depends on a whole lot of factors that are very hard to predict (e.g., will there be more economic stimulus from the government? 

I borrowed an iPhone 7 and used a tripod I own with a cell phone mount adapter. 

Meanwhile, urban markets are struggling with how to adapt to this new wave of STRs in their districts, there's a lot of NIMBY-ing and hotel lobbying and city councils are coming up with new restrictions all the time (Nashville's STR landscape has changed dramatically in the last year or two alone, for example).