Maybe it will help to tell the OP why your way worked for you, but also acknowledge all the ways it can go wrong.

Acknowledge the issue, offer a solution, once it's agreed upon set up whatever that solution is between the tenant and service provider and deal with the service provider from that point on.  

@Jay Hinrichs thanks for acknowledging the activity, it's intentional...

The only time a title company would execute such an agreement would be to acknowledge receipt of an EMD or some specific terms related to escrow/conditions of release of funds.

In a scenario like this you should be sure there is proof of acknowledgment on the increase.  

Escrow may require and Addendum/Amendment to the PSA for seller and the buyer to sign acknowledging the buyer change, but they don't always require that.  

You can see this simply by recognizing that about 30% of single families already show income, in the form of long term rents, and neither those rents nor the NOI are even acknowledged in an appraisal.Not only is the small percentage of STRs (1% of homes currently?) 

Even @Brandon Turner has acknowledged that wholesaling is a fine line, but it is still possible to do it legally.

Tenants have not responded or acknowledged to e-mail or for the USPS mail delivery of the notice. 

There has been no public input or opportunity for discussion.CLICK HERE TO TAKE ACTION NOWIf the applicant is a lessee, the application shall include the full legal name of the owner of the Short-Term Rental Unit, the mailing address, email address and telephone number of the owner and a signature of the owner acknowledging the owner’s understanding of the City of Toledo’s Short-Term Rental Unit rules and verifying the Owner’s agreement that they are legally responsible and liable for compliance by the Operator;APPLICATIONS FOR SHORT-TERM RENTAL UNIT PERMITS SHALL CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING: OPERATOR INFORMATION The full legal name, mailing address, email address and telephone number of the Operator, and in cases where a business entity or trust is the Operator, the individual who has responsibility to oversee the operation of the property including the mailing address, email address and telephone number of such individual; LESSEE INFORMATION If the applicant is a lessee, the application shall include the full legal name of the owner of the Short-Term Rental Unit, the mailing address, email address and telephone number of the owner and a signature of the owner acknowledging the owner’s understanding of the City of Toledo’s Short-Term Rental Unit rules and verifying the Owner’s agreement that they are legally responsible and liable for compliance by the Operator; Certificate of tax and public utility compliance or evidence of compliance with a payment plan;Evidence of compliance with any applicable rental registry requirements;Proof of general liability insurance in the amount of at least $1 million.Local Contact Person.