Had structural and electrical inspections done.Did you give the list to your contractor? 

In Washington state they also tie Electricity on the landlord, regardless of name on account.

In WI, house has to be under roof before the electric service main can be added. 

Also the land in question already has a well and septic system with electricity on site as well as a driveway and is zoned for cabins/mobile homes and single family dwellings among a few other things.

This includes examining the structural integrity, plumbing, electrical systems, roof condition, HVAC systems, and any other significant features.Title Search: Hire a title company or attorney to perform a title search on the property.

As a renter, he won't understand the HVAC, plumbing and electrical stuff.

How about electricity?

Property tax, insurance, electric, water hose and shovel, flowers, etc.  

I have actually been zapped many times walking past the metal edge on the corners of my walls as the static electricity arced across.

I was out of state on a trip and so my sweet wife was the one handling most of the talking with the Wholesaler.When I still like to browse Roofstock I examine each home property report and statistically, 7 out of 10 homes are having problem with foundation/electric/plumbing.Property inspection helped a lot especially when the inspector is good.Thanks,