If my deal didn't work out or didn't work out the way I expected, I'd do an analysis of what went wrong and switch only if the market doesn't suit my needs. 

I do not expect to meet more than 25 people in my entire life and career here on BiggerPockets who will make $400K in wholesaling fees.

Is this expected since interest rates are high and listing prices are subsequently dropping? 

Habitutal seems the better plan unless the amount owed to you exceeds what you expect they can pay. 

What’s your exit strategy if the partnership doesn’t perform as expected?

I read in the thread he has do reno 5 of them as well, hmm I wish this poster all the best, Someday when I grow up I will be like youAll the best  it maybe a bit much but at least your prepped for it and if you do better on some of them then thats fine but expecting these type of assets to perform with section 8 tenants over the years as he has stated is just dreaming.  

If your cash flow is break even and you don't expect a groundswell of appreciation, why hold it? 

Positive Home Value Growth ForecastWhile the pace of home value appreciation is expected to moderate, Zillow forecasts a 2.8% increase in Buffalo’s home values for 2025, indicating continued market strength.In summary, Buffalo’s combination of strong job growth, relative affordability, limited housing inventory, strategic location, and positive home value forecasts solidify its status as the nation’s hottest housing market for 2025.

We are currently charging $1300/unit/month  and expecting to be charging the same this coming year.

As one might expect, there is a real tool here but it's more for niche problems than for widespread use.