I do commend you for thinking outside the box, asking for input, and trying to do your best to adapt.

In the long run you can adapt your strategies as you go and become more experienced and see what works for you.

And we’ve had to adapt our strategy with almost every property we purchase for what suits that immediate market.Here’s two examples:Ex1.

I've moved to Medium-term rentals in a few of my markets so I've had to adapt to move of the direct model. 

Is it as simple as increasing rental rates, reducing expenses, reducing vacancy, or addressing other economic factors; or will it require repositioning with different tenants; or perhaps adaptive reuse to a different purpose; or …?

Hello everyone,The reason I'm posting this because of my feeling of frustration and discouragement about my market (ATL) but in the same respect still trying to find ways to be optimistic and adaptive... if even possible at this point. 

Seller financing is a powerful tool that adapts to any seller/buyer situation.

Is it as simple as increasing rental rates, reducing expenses, or addressing economic vacancy factors; or will it require repositioning with different tenants; or perhaps adaptive reuse to a different purpose; or …?

Hi, is there a way to find out if a property has metered or unmetered water? 

Hi, I'm trying to estimate the cost of unmetered water for a 3-unit and arrived at ~$750/month.