Times are changing, possibly evolving and we need to adapt to survive. 

This flexibility will help you adapt to changing circumstances and maximize returns.Investing in your first large multifamily home can be a rewarding venture when approached with careful planning and strategic decision-making.

Flexibility and adaptability are key in navigating evolving market conditions.

I moved out of the property after a year and we pretty much were adapting to the situation without a clear plan.

I ask because I've done adaptive reuse of tilt up and CMU, but have never built a facility like this.  

You got the idea right, execution will change, accelerate at times, slow down other times, you'll have to adapt as you learn and do and experience stuff.

It was pretty awful if you had tenants not paying, but you learned to handle the stress and adapt to the situation.

It is to adapt someone's bookkeeping system (there're several on the market) and then expect that your accountant will be able to work with the results.

There are more pieces to the addendum BTW: http://www.kelsoha.org/housekeeping_-_public_housing.html Adapt to fit your requirements / expectations.Steve, thank you for providing that.

I have no time honestly to mind other peoples insecurities and I won;'t adapt my language if others are not secure enough to be spoken to directly.That said it is never meant rudely..