Since it's not your property yet you can get in contact with them and just ask the questions you have such as how much clearance is required and perhaps you can take a picture or two of the power line and the lot to see if that's something they can relocate.Good luck.

And also not a dig on Brokers  but Brokers can basically offer zero help in most instances if your having issues.. they get paid to close the loan then are out of the picture they have no authority to do workouts or modify terms etc U would be working with the actual lender then.. 

@Kwok Wong ensure you are inspecting the pictures of those properties. 

When you zoom out and look at the big picture every rental property needs a total gut rehab every 30-50 years at about $50-$80 per square foot, which will long term wipe out all your cash flow and then some if you don't have corresponding appreciation to offset.I have been investing in Milwaukee for 15 years and it took me a while to see this pattern.

Because there being too dumb to see the big picture, and OBVIOUS big picture. 

Also, if you have not already done so make sure you are getting a clear picture from the sellers about how much the current tenant is in arrears.

I have all the info regarding rent rolls, pictures, and general idea of the condition of the property.

Because in the picture, it looks like the valve is ON (Brown knob on the right end of the yellow flex line). 

I replied, asking him to send me pictures, and I would get back to him.My understanding is that if the area is in bad shape, I need to maintain it.

Whereas in reality it was the opposite, work wasn't getting done, I was getting pictures of small sections of home that looked like he was working on,  he wasn't paying the crew and even had random women living in my place with alcohol bottles and ramen noodles all around.