All these materials are still common today and/or easy to adapt to and re-work.

I can also see how there would be other roadblocks with various real estate industry middlemen (i.e. title companies) that have not adapted to this advancement in technology.

Return say 20% to 100% Both Cash flow/Appreciation, Risk moderate, Knowledge high, Customer Interaction- High, Time Commitment- Heavy upfront, Light ongoing.Developer- Takes a more raw asset and adds value through ground up creation or adaptation.

Experienced and scalable property owners have the resources and knowledge to adapt to changing environments, and will do just fine. 

Will be interesting to see how the platform adapts into the future.

It just proves that we have to adapt and put one foot in front of the other sometimes and plan as we move.

We need to adapt and move on.I guess anyone can do anything if they so desire - - hope there's never an audit.

To avoid either you or the other metered unit tenants absorb the costs of the non-metered units, consider adjusting the rents to make it so that the tenants in the metered and unmetered units are paying a fair market rate.

Overall, landlords may need to adapt their business practices to comply with the fair housing laws and to accommodate tenants with vouchers.Section 8 landlords and Section 8 adverse landlords, what do you make of this?

This is where I started for my first lease, and I have adapted the form a few times to meet my specific needs.