This is a testament to our ability to adapt and deliver valuable outcomes in dynamic situations.

@Brigitte Garrett It's kind of an impossible question to answer as asked because the $2,500 safe harbor rule could determine the tax treatment.To answer generally, an improvement = a betterment, restoration, or adaptation (see  here for a more detailed explanation).

I'm all about taking action, reflecting in short bursts, and adapting on the go.

Partnerships, seller financing, private money lenders, and even using your good credit to get loans are some examples of these.Recall that investing in real estate is a process that requires ongoing education and adaptability.

and adapt to changing enviroments. 

My journey is a testament to my resilience, adaptability, and dedication to this business.What I'm Looking For:An equity partner who sees the potential in Atlanta's real estate market for short-term flips and is interested in a collaboration where my sweat equity complements your financial investment.

The downside is that they're not very adaptable/customizable.

The following advice and techniques may be useful:Educate YourselfBuild Your NetworkDirect MarketingUtilize Online PlatformsDoor KnockingDevelop a Marketing FunnelBe PersistentEducate SellersNegotiation SkillsSeek GuidanceIt is important to keep in mind that successful wholesaling frequently requires perseverance, ongoing education, and strategy adaptation in response to personal experience. 

The solo investor can adapt to changes swiftly and/or pivot to a completely different strategy if market conditions change.

Adaptability, liquidity and constant management are key components to the success of any business.Theres alot of great suggestions in the responses, but in the end it's all up to how you want to run your business.Very best to you