Oh and I am an introverted, analytical, engineering guy so I can relate to your situation.So now that you hired an attorney - great.

I am currently a utility engineer making over 100k/ yr, should I consider pivoting into the developer or construction management space for experience?

And newer ones are made with Engineered Obsolescence.

I am an engineer with a full time job, but plan on continuing to purchase rent ready properties to slowly build wealth.

Door replacement and framing (lack there of) and poorly installed electrical from the previous owner.

I assume the humidity is coming from heating water and it doesn’t matter if that heat is gas or electric stove.

There also should be very few (if any) piping or electrical penetrations through the fire wall, so I don't think your rodents are getting in that way. 

Think people involved in $10+mm deals, whether they be brokers, owner/operators, engineers, finance professionals, etc.And when I attend networking events around personal interests, they are more hobby or lifestyle-based.

One question about Hospitable: does it have a booking engine feature?

Kitchens, bathrooms, plumbing and electrical is already set up and you just have to have the tradesman do the hookups, theoretically.