I work a lot with clients in identifying their values to help them shape goals & boundaries, and to work through their old 'stories,' patterns & blocks, so this is a superb addition, thanks again.

It says the tenant is supposed to identify rodent problems in the first 10 days and then they accept responsibility for pest control after that.

If it's identifiable, then fix the leak and see what the impact is on your bill.

Do you have any advice on how to identify legitimate wholesalers?

Even if you are locked in, I would still encourage you to identify your target market and property type.

HI @Rahul Challapalli, I didn't see a question in your post so I'll just throw out my 2 centavos and see what you think:The factors you've identified are true and 2-4 SHOULD/MAY reduce over the coming years (subject to a lot of different variables)  BUT .  . . . this is straight up speculation and NOT investing.That is a prudent determination to make because speculation has its place in each of our portfolios, but because speculation inherently tries to look at what the market  will do and not what the market has done or is doing it can lead folks to think they are investing (standard risk profiles for a certain asset class) and actually be speculating (higher profit potential and correspondingly higher risk). 

If you have already identified the replacement or still looking for it, planning to buy multiple?

sit down with the builder and identify besides lumber the increased building costsidentify what they earmarked for lumbermaybe you can shoulder the increase in lumber - you buy the lumber directlyand they shoulder other increasesseems a lot more fair100k increase does not seem rightnot sure the size of housego in with this approach while not threatening legal action but it is always an option hanging over this new negotiationyou can say that we agreed on a contract and you do not believe you did anything on your end to breach the contract - that is why I am reaching out to you 

Make sure to vet the program by asking the right questions, identifying your own needs and what you want out of a program, and speaking with current members.

I'd start with the book "What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow"You'll learn how to run numbers.You should also identify how hands on you want to be with your investing strategy.