Same goes for any adaptive reuse.  

However, conventional loans often come with more paperwork and are less adaptable.

Investors have to adapt to remain relevant. 

I know people do crap like unpermitted construction all the time, but adaptive reuse is a whole different ballgame.https://www.ladbs.org/services...There's a link to the people involved in the fun process in Los Angeles.

BP is great but we (Canadians) need to intake the message and adapt to our reality.

You're just adapting with it.

Are you an early adapter or a laggard?

Adapting to the dynamic real estate landscape, especially in the field of flipping, is essential in the face of rising interest rates and the scarcity of properties offering positive cash flow.

Here's what we do in this situation, which may need to be adapted to local laws:1) Give tenant 3 chances in 10 days or so to schedule. 2) If tenant denying access, have contractor take video of the encounter to document.

Regularly review and update your strategies to adapt to changing market conditions and maintain a healthy cash flow position.