Being in the military, you learn to be able to adapt to your surroundings; therefore, I am a quick learner.

Wondering how you plan on easing the transition, or how you'll adapt going forward.

But sometimes life throws you a curveball and we adapt while moving forward.

So my friend goes "Okay" and he began to adapt.

Lessons:  1) Don't like the answer, go elsewhere multiple times, 2) no mega banks, 3) work with a friend to fix small stuff that comes up, 4) VA loans can be used on more than one home so long as don't exceed the cap ($453K) however, VA funding fee is more each time and there are other rules to follow with intent and occupancy you need to be informed of  5) some mngt companies are passive in repairs, checkups and finding tenants (due diligence and ensure they meet your criteria instead of you meeting theirs 6) rental and appreciation markets vary drastically from place to place...your #s and analysis must adapt to the area, 7)  around a bustling base or post...use creative marketing to attract your target audience because you speak the language to a large portion of the people coming and going.  8) If you use mngt company...help them succeedThere are allot of scam artist companies that capitalize on the dependency of a relocating Mil families...while giving poor service with a smile just to sell something. 

I don't think the majority of people will be able to adapt to it in the next 5-10 years.Good luck and welcome to Canada!

It may or may not be to every landlord's liking, but I think one should at least consider trying to adapt to their customers.  

Adaptable and flexible to the market and opportunities that may come your way. 

Inner-city parking structures and gas stations can be turned into higher value assets through adaptive reuse projects (because why use prime real estate if cars can park and refuel themselves in a cheaper location?)

What I have seen, and what we have done, is people over time convert/adapt/evolve/build their own in excel for whatever works best for them, their asset class, what’s important to them etc.We have a greatly simplified spreadsheet that I am happy to share with you if you want.