We can just adapt. 

It doesn't not work for everyone and I constantly adapt to the market.

I am very interested in learning more about how investors do adaptive reuse and value-add rehab projects in the NY/NJ area.

This may vary depending on your situation and you can get extensions but the more you adapt, the more paperwork must be done. 3.

We've been reviewing value-add office deals, small adaptive reuse, and small apartment buildings.

These are repairs that are more maintenance in nature and don’t necessarily add material value, prolong the life of the asset or adapt the asset for a new or different use.

In the end, have confidence in what you are doing, but be willing to adapt your strategy as you move forward.

It depends on how well the economy can adapt once everything reopens.

Hi @Givanne Nelson, Here are a couple of samples to look at, but they're for Texas so you'll have to adapt for your area - Wholesale Assignment and Wholesale Purchase Agreement.

Environmental issues, continued viability of the quick change business at that location, special use property improvements do not readily adapt to an alternate use, lack of credit quality of tenantNow this is not to say that this is not a worth while investment, just that these are issues to consider