The important thing is adapting to them and going forward.In a class a/b neighborhood, you will have extreme difficulty finding any home that will easily cash flow. 

Sure the profit margin on your average fix & flip is a bit tighter but real estate investing is about adapting to change.

@Annette PlummerThe qualified intermediary can adapt to however you choose to sell the property. 

Just learn, adapt and move on; trying to do better as you go along.

Nothing sounds great when you start, so you just gotta move forward and adapt along the way. 

If you are going to manage yourself then I would find a standard contract, adapt it as you see fit then have your attorney give it once over.  

We install them on most basement sewer lines as well but they are a bit more expensive &/or time consuming for the install.Oatey PVC DWV Backwater ValveProtects low areas and basements from backflow or waste waterTight, waterproof elastomeric seal inside flapperHub fits DWV but can be adapted for sewer and drainHome Depot: $32.09

We have learned to adapted.

You'll adapt as you go! 

My coach won't be back in town until tomorrow but I wanted to keep the momentum going and make an offer adapter.