But we spelled things out clearly in our transition letter, and with few exceptions everyone quickly adapts. 

If you employ the BRR"R"RR strategy now, you’ll be in a strong position to capitalize on discounted properties and refinancing opportunities when the market conditions align.In short, while the BRRRR method we once knew has become harder to execute, adapting it to BRR"R"RR makes it a viable and profitable strategy in today’s market.

We as humans can and will evolve to adapt to our new realities and I'm confident that we will get out on the other end stronger and greater than ever before.

However, based on the data you have there could be a lot of use cases to streamline that process.A great resource for data is using an API, I like realtor API for information on multi-family properties - https://rapidapi.com/blog/best-real-estate-apis/.Benefits of ML:- Removes the manual effort of filtering and searching- Can find patterns in large sets of data- Adaptable to changing environments- Results in actionable insightsSome ML use cases:- Prediction - Identify a home's value price based on a dataset of comparables (similar to zillow's zestimate).

Personally, I can see the market continuing to cool until buyers adapt to the increases.

Those feelings just adapt and change as you become more successful.

(I have experienced a fair number of focus groups here where the out-of-town moderator seemed frustrated by our inconsistent feedback, FWIW.)Ultimately, if a developer can adaptively re-use existing buildings and/or build new projects for middle income folks that prop up the surrounding community -- transit-oriented development, good grocery stores, improved infrastructure, and decent schools -- they would probably do well in outer NE or SE Portland, Aloha/Hillsboro, Troutdale, Gresham, Clackamas, and other surrounding communities.  

I have always believed in the military strategy of adapt and overcome. 

My coach won't be back in town until tomorrow but I wanted to keep the momentum going and make an offer adapter.

Instead the market adapted in different forms.