Then again, I'm not an economist and I don't pretend to be an expert on this complicated game.Bottom line, I continue to invest in as well as find profitable deals for clients, through it all, which requires adapting to current market and interest rates as well as STR supply/demand with shifting strategies.

You will need to constantly shift and adapt new ways to find leads throughout your career.With that being said, here are a few ways you can go about it:- Market yourself on Bigger Pockets agent finder so potential investors can find you.- Attend local real estate meetups to learn what kind of deals people are doing in your market.- Practice what you preach and get your own investment properties.There is no magic “list” investors go to when finding an agent so you need to be incredibly knowledgeable about your selected asset class and market the hell out of yourself.

Regularly consult with your property manager to adapt your house hacking strategy based on changing dynamics in the rental market.House hacking for landlords, guided by the insights of a seasoned property manager, is a powerful and innovative strategy to maximize the potential of your real estate investments.

Change your strategy if you must,  keep adapting and remember RE is very slow to start but once its rolling it can pay big rewards. 

Not successful real estate investors as far as I know. i used to swim near lake tahoe too near these freezing river, the body needs 8 minutes to get used to the cold water , but that was like three years ago.i meant before the invention of hot shower i think it's natural for our body to adapt to the cold plunge lol

This iterative approach accelerates wealth-building over time.Stay Adaptable:Real estate markets can be dynamic, so be ready to adapt your strategy based on changing conditions.

Underwriters can't make their own guidelines on the spot either, there are THOUSANDS of guidelines for each program and product type.Also each company adapts the Fannie/Freddie guidelines in their own internal systems, so it's not a word for word match to the Fannie Mae selling guide.  

Learn, adapt, succeed.  

We have two str 4/4 and each has a double bunk in it. we also keep two higher end blow up twins in there in case they want to adapt other areas and don't want to sleep in a bunk the other rooms either have queens or kings.As others have stated go with bunks but make sure they are not cheap low weight capacity 

The problem I have with property managers are the same problems I have with all third-party entities-- not adapting to the way we do things and, therefore, missing the mark.