Strategies must be flexible, adaptable and change with the environment, but all are based on a foundation of principles, theories and law that doesn't really change, the foundation is stable.

He will have to continually adapt and grow, perhaps more so than the investor purchasing the same units over and over again.I realize that I'm still a fledgling investor here, so I'd like to hear from both sides of the coin.

I don't know of any job or trade or profession where you don't need to adapt to new things, changes in an industry or practice, so education is always an ongoing process. 

Those of us who have to make a living will figure out how and adapt.

Either you adapt or you go broke sitting around complaining. 

The market will always be changing in the future, adapt as the changes come.

Our goal is to have multifamily with a minimum of two units: however, the areas above like Pueblo, CO and Jacksonville, FL are single family homes, so we can adapt to the market as long as is profitable.Also, What do you all think about turn-key investment companies, We seen a company called JAX investments in Jacksonville, FL and wanted to know if anyone used them and how was their experience working with them as well as how was the process for you.

My goal is to buy and hold but if I need to adjust strategies just to get a decent deal under my belt than I'm more than willing to adapt.

That is an incredible tip and a great mindset that I will surely adapt thank you!

Our biggest stumbling block would be adapting to life in a small house, for who-knows-how-long, until another "dream house" finally turns up.Property 2: Happens to be the house we're renting now.