PRICE ESCALATIONIn the event of significant delay or price increase of material occurring during the performance of thecontract through no fault of the Contractor, the contract sum, time of performance, and contractrequirements shall be equitably adjusted by change order in accordance with the procedures of thecontract documents.

Hope this helps, feel free to reach out if you need any help or have any other questions.Yeah the condo for me is a place to put my feet for 2-3 years and I'll adjust to moving out and renting both or selling or cash-out refinance, it's not a long-term hold necessarily.

I bet they have a list of approved education/licensing criteria service companies you can choose from. 

Look up the 100 year Inflation-adjusted Case-Schiller index and check out 2006-2014.

@Gage Green, is there a fixed period before the interest rate adjusts?

Remember RE is a long term play so if you take minimal losses short term to get exponential return long term then that's a good bet.

Then when they do an actual reading, the adjust the pricing. 

If they want to make a big deal out of $20, you should just give them the option to leave and find someone else (I bet they won't leave).

We should go from $2200 a month to close to $4000 a month when we adjust the rates.

The aggressive way is to bank on them staying the same until the next reassessment, then adjusting accordingly, based on their reassessment schedule.I will note, that in my experiences, when county budgets start getting pinched, property taxes, primarily reassessments, are the first thing that start changing.