That sounds like quite an undertaking and strokes of good luck and bad, along with tough circumstances that you adapted to. 

Adaptive reuse.

So that changes things quite a bit.I think you stretched my brain to come up with this as a possible answer, "Adapt as you go and be prepared to wear different hats for different situations, depending upon the size/makeup of the deal."  

Hello all investors and like-minded individuals.This pandemic has sure added a lot of unexpected variables into how we make money and we're having to adapt ferociously to these circumstances.

However, as an entrepreneur it is testing our ability to adapt which is the key to long term success.

TLDR: Seeking advice on whether/how feasible purchasing a three-unit RT-4 to convert into owner duplex and one income unit is and still qualify for historic tax credit adaptive reuse incentives at federal and state levels, and welcoming any service provider recs to make it happen.The property under consideration: an 1880s 3-flat with a full unfinished basement. 

Through different mediums we have witnessed how real estate investing has totally changed many individuals lives and since having our daughter 10 months ago we have been slowly adapting to parent life, school, and work while learning real estate investing.

Hi there! Covid-19 has really impacted how property management and buying/selling real estate is taking place. One aspect that I am struggling with is the showing/viewing process. At the moment we are screening prospe...

Any tips of converting/adapting my apartment complex underwriting model to one more appropriate for MHCs?

Finally we are in a position to venture onto our second property and will begin adapting BRRRR in the near future.