@Clarence BellI can understand the safety concerns.

My parents definitely put a fire in my belly!!

The original wires are connected to the new breaker box.The home inspector should have at least the "plug with three neon lights" tester (which tells you if you have a ground at an outlet or not) and the "fat pen with the end that lights up" tester (which tells you if a wire is live or not, without touching it). 

Your not buying a debt from "Fat Tony" Salerno. 

@Cassidy Burns listen, the bell is already rung, they ALREADY know that you own the property so you can not realistically get them to believe otherwise. 

were with subprime lenders that went belly up during the crash and the notes were sold to other lenders.

Regarding the commission ... most brokers will not offer to reimburse you if the tenant goes belly up before the term is up.  

Bob, this rings a bell.  I

Enough to buy a brand new top of the line pickup truck, paid for in cash, and a fat bank account so he could return to his home town where he had family. 

Then, if your contract expires, it just expires, no false promise was ever made, no lies, no false implications, no conniving or fudging because you can't belly up to the owner and negotiate a deal they will agree to sell at, to anyone.