I also believe that markets adapt, and it does seem like the areas with the most restrictions are also some of the strongest markets (NY, SF, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, all these areas are heavily regulated markets yet many landlords in these places do quite well despite the tight restrictions). 

Also, investors who are able to figure out CA or NY market and adapt do very well. 

Corporations are slow, slow to move, slow to adapt, slow to advent, giant lumbering beasts who's advantage in a standard market becomes their Achilles heal in rapid adaptive markets.

Its smart to adapt and pivot as we grow. 

So once you buy all of the adapters and extra cords, that adds onto the price that’s already pretty high. .As for PCs, we work with OptiPlex, latitude and HP models.

I personally adapted a hybrid model of owning a SFH in a desirable area of OC, CA and using it as a STR every time I am traveling together with my family.

Each partner should adapt to determining what their best strength is.

You can either complain about changes that you have no control over (unless you want to run for some kind of political office in your state) or you can adapt, adjust and keep making money.

So I adapt and evolve a lot, constantly, because everything is in a continuous state of movement, so I have to remain in a state of evolution. 

We have adapted and have found ways to make sure everybody is on task.