@Scott McCloy If you search  " If you had to invest "  in the biggerpockets Search the site engine, multiple $ amounts are discussed in some length. I

An eviction will be expensive and lengthy for you.Divide your annual cash flow into the cash invested to get your cash on cash return and compare that to alternatives.I've been accused of being too focused on cash flow, with some justification.

Even then, the multi step process of site visits, bid acceptance, and actual work is so lengthy...I just do it myself. - Deciding on the limits of demo is an iterative process, but it shouldn't be.

If you bid on a property and is successful, the county holds your funds in escrow for one year, (the redemption period) if the deliquent owner doesnt come back and pays up his over due taxes, you are awarded the property for your bid amount.

the only document I have come across from a fellow RE investor is attatched below, however, it seemed a little lengthy for a wholesale contract?

I am looking to get 12 more units this month 3 quads in one deal, but knowing what I know now I would never even consider an out of state or even a lengthy drive deal with multifamily. 240k for 10 units means the property probably has been mis-managed and needs some sweat equity and a few repairs.Whatever route you decide to go I hope you are successful and keep us updated!

I have a lengthy Legal Opinion, from my seasoned Legal Team regarding this matter. 

Thank you for all the advice and thoughts, and apologies in advance for the lengthy delay in responding.  

Never looked at the heater, but assumed that ALL electricity in the room would be going to the same panel.Apologize for the lengthy explanation.

It is a very interesting strategy and without knowing all the numbers involved, I can tell you that it is more complicated and lengthy than it seems.