Adapt to your needs.  

Have you adapted any parts of your process that seem to be more or less successful?

They will not trade away being in and around a city for anything.There’s also a missing piece here which is the adaptability of cities to reshape to be a post Covid environment.From my perspective what we’re seeing at Vendorable is a lot more pressure on traditional office commercial and single business tenancy cluster commercial, less so on residential.Hope this helps, it’s a moveable feast at the moment though it seems - so my thoughts could change next week based on new info!

As long as your basics are solid and your numbers are good, you have to adapt to each deal on the fly. 

There could be no better system.The rental business is one in which the tenant understands there are consistent standards and expectations across the board that they adapt to as tenants not vice versa.

Honestly I would just start and then adapt with how much you have, it is odd but if it turns out and you need more cash then you will typically find a way to get it - at least in my experience. 

Plus, the Las Vegas tourism business continue to do well due to its adaptability.

Ken,You sure found an old post.I see that many of the previous posters are no longer around.Looks like Ryan and Eric are still here but most of the others have not been around for a while.I have found that one of my weakness is that I am not quick enough to adapt to changing markets.My wife and I bought a vacation rental in the Smokies back in 03.

Hi Travis, This sounds like a great approach to adapt the property to increase cash flow.

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