@Murray Clark in 2019 we converted a 88 key hotel into corporate housing (STR and MTR) before the term "adaptive reuse" was coined.I would say make sure you understand what zoning you are in and also understand the desire and goals of the local city planners before you dive in.There are other items like ongoing regulations and taxation that also come into play.If you can make it work, it can be a very profitable endeavor.

I have had to adapt to the pandemic by offering self guided showings which is a little weird, but I thought it would help people be more comfortable with coming in and looking at our units.

For certain types of pests, you need to change your Brand/type of treatment every other year also, as some are able to adapt/evolve to become less affected over time.

Or just install the nema 14-50 plug outside and they'll bring their own charger adapter.

This means that you shouldn't take any different steps than you'd do at home to protect your assets but you'd have to adapt that according to the local law.

It's no different than getting pushback from sellers/buyers, you learn to adapt, and that's what I'm doing, adapting.

Successful real estate investors stay educated and adapt to any regulatory changes or economic trends.

If you want them to manage your portfolio then you need to be willing to change and adapt to their systems/processes. 

All you can do is adapt. 

How is your team adapting to this competitive market and underwriting deals?