Im trying to learn as much about all the various aspects of investment, as we live in a one size does not fit all world now, adaptability and creativity are key to me, in understanding what are the best ways to handle a real estate investment opportunity.Im here to learn and network with other investors so I can take advantage of the wealth of knowledge and turn it into a sustainable business. 

However, I love anything that is a good deal and I will adapt to any strategy.

That means you will either need to sit on the sidelines from time to time and wait until buy-and-holds make more sense, be fexible and adapt your strategies to the changing market conditions (eg: transitioning from buy-and-hold to flips, and back again), or seek investments out of state.

Do they have the same infrastructure as far as REI is concerned, or you just have to adapt and apply the strategies?

Which played a part in my constantly adapting to the market, and looking at alternate strategies instead of giving up after not finding the type of property I had in mind.

Our suggestions to our clients and customers regarding regulatory law is to adapt the attitude that being guided by the most draconian of the sets is the safest course of action. 

We all will have to adapt to an infill mindset one day.

Vurtually every deal has some kind of wholesaler, cash for keys, unexpected rehab, whatever comes up, adapt and move forward.  

I use the 65% rule for evaluating rehabs, but that's no good for teardowns, at least not without modification.Can the 65% rule be adapted for teardowns or is there another way that builders determine MAO? 

The other topic that's of high interest to me right now is how is the RE community adapting to the inbound marketing concepts that are all the rage nowadays.