@Snehann KapnadakSnehann,I think that’s an innovative strategy as long as it’s structured properly.

Let's continue to innovate, integrate, and help each other out.

I bought a 4-plex in Nov 2019 and was able to file an eviction petition in court this week finally.  

Held longer than expected since construction completed in Nov 2018.

I have no financial interest in this company but watched a webinar of theirs and, found it was innovative that, instead of purchasing property and using it as an Air Bnb rental model for househacking purposes,they in fact simply rented a suitable place and then applied the Air Bnb model to it, using it for their personal residence if needed as well as providing rentable space for income purposes.This could be a great way to generate some significant passive income while abating your housing payment altogether, though you would not build an equity stake. 

It’s not some new innovative idea....they get at least a couple of dozen letters.

Chicago Title is a great title company and they are very innovative when it comes to giving agent tools, helping agents generate and market to leads.

v=wzYZGj-eByQWe’re not just in Lakewood, sold one in Beachwood in Nov of last year. 

I work in the tech industry, and I've seen companies innovate time and time again in one of the most saturated markets.  

Their irrational concerns about what 'could' happen decades from now may present a compelling value prop.As others have said, humans adapt...they also innovate.