I am terrified, mostly because i think she will feel the change more than me but then i remember kids are very adaptable and i feel better.

I know it is the concept of the Lonnie Deal that I should be implementing and adapting to my market, but I'm still in doubt.

As thing's change it might turn out that it is automatically classified as a net listing, which we will then have to adapt our business to those new rules.

Now, do you believe our fiscal cliff is coming to an end, and if so, what should we be doing to adapt to the market place?

I've learned to adapt. 

More people cooking/sharing a kitchen, more showers being taken affecting hot water consumption, more persons to occupy one of the couches or tvs, more personalities to adapt with and keep consideration for, etc., plus the utilities you mentioned- water, Wi-Fi, shared amenities such as paper towels and soap etc.I’m not trying to be combative, as your point makes sense.

I think as an agent, the biggest challenge I had (other than to get over the idea that "boring" repetitive activity i.e. lead gen doesn't produce results) was to learn how to be adaptable. 

I've seen what works and why it works, and also what could be eliminated and adapted to increase early success for franchisees.The HV system is a great system for those who use it to the fullest extent.

Care should be taken in selecting the proper entity and structure of an entity that allows the investor to direct and adapt to personal requirements, not an entity that dictates how the investor must transact business within a set of parameters.

LVP flooring is my go to for durable flooring that adapts well to our housing inventory.