The key has been to adapt.

We can't worry about things we don't have the power to change but find ways to adapt to market conditions.

But like @Jean Bolger said, you gotta learn to adapt.

They have to walk a day in our shoes and the laws would change quickly.With that being said you have to adapt and change as the laws do to be successful and I am confident the successful landlords will find other ways to scrutinize the process and make it harder for folks to be approved. 

If you can't get them to leave or stop then try to think of ways to RE-ADAPT your property.Find out what would not mind being next to business wise that type of operation and which of those concepts would pay the most rent per sq ft?

I haven't found a bank that does all things well and affordably, and I've seen issues with credit unions adapting with a business as it grows... 

Great example of being able to adapt to the challenges.

It's great that you're taking steps to address this promptly and professionally.Remember that continuous learning and adapting to unexpected situations are all part of the journey in real estate investing.

Your willingness to learn and adapt will be crucial to your success.Feel free to reach out if you need more specific advice or are considering partnerships.

.- a month.You just need to do one flip. learn from your mistakes. adapt and define your systems.