I know that seasoned investors in this market do not like talking about flipping but I would like to try an adaptation on Brand Turners 90 day challenge.

Come on Devil, improvise, adapt, overcome...All jokes aside, if you are making offers you are heading down the right path.

"Home flippers have to adapt to the changing market if they want to find inventory," says Sifakis.

G'day guys,I'm going out on a limb.Maybe one day you can say that you heard it here first.I'll start by saying that the world is moving at a very rapid pace with all kinds of crazy technologies coming out.Virtual reality, augmented reality and artificial intelligence are just a few.I don't even want to go into robotics.The sad reality is that human beings are slowly becoming extinct.Here is my prediction on the future of real estate.Get ready, be prepared and be willing to adapt to change.If you don't, you will loose.The 3 Big Coming Changes In Real Estate1) Brokerages will become extinct (5-10 years)The sentiment toward brokers by their very own real realtors as at all time lows.

Good to see what's out there and what will affect you but I generally can adapt faster than D.C. can implement. 

Adapt and overcome, you'll do great.

For example we had a Veterinary clinic, who wanted some open space in the back and we could adapt to their needs.Make a list of prospective tenants and market to these select businesses.

Some people have even had to reinvent themselves or their career because of bad investments, but that's something I had to do much of my working life as I've adapted to the marketplace.

I’m mainly flu used on getting into single family and multi-family buy and holdsN: not sureS: Adaptable, teachable, resourceful Thanks for reaching out and being willing to do that @Corey Dessauer!

Larger areas (more population and more transactions) there service was not as good or as adaptive to my needs.