In my extensive searching I have run into several "wholesalers".I find the concept interesting, and have learned that there are legitimate, and the not so legitimate.

The house will need some extensive rehab; expenses that we are concerned about paying out of pocket for.

Definitely get the owner to get the permits if you can, otherwise contact the inspector and ask for an extension on the permit or a review of the last submittal. 

On a two story house this means junction boxes in random spots on wall or more extensive sheet rock work.

Everywhere else is just an extension of it.....IMO of course. 

Here's something I got from today - may serve a purpose to someone 💰👏🏼🤔I spoke with two colleagues, both with extensive marketing insight backed by many years in management, and instead of investing a lot of time and money in creating a website, they advised me to continue developing my network with Facebook.

Also, why wouldn't they just move the modem to a working outlet, or get an extension cord, if it is that big of a deal.What happened that they are still your tenant?

How extensive will that porch repair be? 

Which means that you are going to be dealing in houses that tend to be very ugly and that need extensive repair work most of the time.

Jeremy Jones' Podcast Episode 145 had him talking about what he did when he couldn't pay the loan back in time - he bought an extension, but I can't remember the details of the deal.What would happen if they walked?