None of these are individually a deal breaker, but the scoring system gives an overall assessment and the highest scoring applicant gets an offer to rent. 

Need a GFCI outlet.Each outlet on your counters should be on a GFCI circuit as well.

We disclosed to the lender a circuit panel needed replacing which the seller-provided credit, however, the lender requested some sort of inspection release form from an electrician which cost additional funds to close the deal.

They said to do regular scoping to insure it hasn't failed but it wasn't a deal breaker in our books. 

That's a deal breaker for me personally, but may work for families that want a vacation home that makes some money as well but don't care as much about ROI.  

Not a deal breaker in the least, but you'll want to know when you calculate cash flow - helps to have the correct $ costs.

These issues sound expensive and very much like a deal breaker honestly.

Permits - may not be a deal breaker necessarily but still good to know4.

I am not completely sure how to go about this and I called the circuit court today and they directed me to their website to fill out forms but I have no idea what Im looking for, Gotta llove the growing pains, PLEASE HELP

Even if it's a $200 visit to assess for you that's going to save you a lot of time chasing your tail trying to figure it out, they probably have the tools and knowledge to tell you pretty quickly (like a circuit analyzer).