That seems like an excessive increase unless you were paying well below market rent.If I understand your numbers, your current expenses inclusive of rent are $50K, and it will go up to $74K with the rent increase.

I will never screw a seller like a lot of these virtual wholesalers who are ruining the game with tons of excessive marketing then backing out on deals when they can't move them.

They have to make up for that lost revenue somewhere, and it’s often in ways that hurt you—higher leasing fees, excessive renewal charges, or subpar marketing that leads to longer vacancies.Have you ever hired a “budget” property manager thinking it would save you money, only to regret it later?

Perhaps that is excessive and we should reconsider reducing our retirement contributions in order to have more capital?

(What will limit the loss will be the Section 461(l) excess business loss limitation BTW.)The other thing to try here is asking an AI like ChatGPT.

But with over $15K in added fees, closing costs, and higher interest, it seems excessive for just $20–25K in repairs.The seller offered to let me pay for the repairs upfront and credit me back at closing.

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Very dense but not excessively high growing so your view can be maintained.

Next, 10k in damage seems excessive for an emergency leak, since if the leak was in a wall, it would most likely result in most of the water falling into a basement (if there is a basement) or it would pool along the floor.

Some people like only expert level discussions, some only beginner, etc.These two solutions avoid excessive API cost since it's not like a general chatbot anyone can just type things into, whilst still providing a lot of value to the community from beginners to experts.