"  Usually these people if they are responsive at all they would bring it up and you just gently probe.  

the wires were typically insulated and none of this is a really big deal... however when they would splice into this wire they would strip off some insulation and just twist a second wire onto the original... this is problematic.  

I just want to make sure that when they apply and don't qualify that when they get turned down they don't feel like they have. because I have read and heard of a lot of stories where nothing was done wrong but things got twisted around.

Show you care, some respect it will go a long wayTake you're time with these "little bars of gold hidding in the street" they all need your help, the ones that don't respond to you forget about, the ones that do will softly and gently cry out to you and as the process plays out will ask you to buy there home. 

Copy and paste the questions below as a template to use in your introduction and feel free to add you own twist on it:=================================Name:Types of investments or business (fix and flip, wholesale, house hacking, NPN, realtor, buy and hold, etc.)

I would love to move beyond (but not abandon) my primary residence conversion strategy within the next couple of years, and I think a gentle prod in the right direction from some like-minded BP-ers will really help.

I'm new to this so be gentle.

I go to pull and twist and no luck seems to be stuck I need help or Ideas to get it off there. all the caulking is removed 

You could modify the new lease/extension to allow that roommate a "gentle" exit, then have the other roommates source the new person and then you vet them.

I spend 3-4 hours per inspection and when I finally get to the interior it becomes a breeze, I've already identified area that need further investigation, and can look harder at those areas, but twisting a knob, closing a door, opening a window, etc takes seconds.