Maybe you want to pay interest when you sell and on some deals you will pay internet monthly (for a lower rate)...many possibilities. 

to me, this language makes it sound like that's their only out to unilaterally terminate. the first portion of that paragraph talks about either agreeing to a repair deduction or termination, which appears to be a mutual decision, not a unilateral one. i would be getting an actual legal advice on this one vs relying on an internet forum.

I'd recommend using the standard or promulgated contract rather than inventing or using some wholesaling contract you find off the internet.

One thing that came up was the internet cables were cut on the outside of the house, and now I know for future showings and inspections to really look at how tenants will hook up to the internet.

I am solely looking via the internet in areas about 3 hours away from my small town.

You also have to pay for the extras (internet, cable, utilities) as well as furniture, dishes and linens.

There's a lot of info on the BP forums and the internet about this.

You would also include TV, internet, landscaping, or other expenses.Yes, you would collect the entire month up front.

Sell it as “all inclusive” so including electric cable water and internet.

A bunch of strangers on the internet can't do the thinking required to figure out the opportunity cost for him.