Curious how others are adapting too — especially anyone finding creative workarounds that don’t kill the margins.

I like your discipline on not letting tenants bypass the portal.That said, in my experience (especially in NYC), a lot of tenants either won’t or can’t adapt to portals.

Even if they haven’t used REI Hub, it's fairly intuitive, and a good real estate-focused bookkeeper should be able to adapt quickly.

We continue to adapt and blaze trails with ideas that have been around but have yet to come to Anderson.

Where Summit Partner Lending Fits:At Summit Partner Lending, we specialize in short-term bridge structures that can be adapted to note-on-note strategies.

Financing has always been about creativity and adaptability.

In my mortgage company, we're having to adapt to the times and I'm seeing a lot of the things I used to do being taken over by AI.

Once you understand those, you can adapt them to your own market.Just curious, are you leaning toward something more passive like rentals, or do you see yourself getting hands on with rehabs or value-add deals?

I thought I could adapt that approach with the tenant and explain the market analysis and increased costs for maintenance, taxes, and insurance so they know where I'm coming from.

Combine those 2 aspects and one never knows what could strike as inspiration, cross utilization, something new or different to learn, adapt, ponder that brings about who knows what.