If the unit cannot be repaired, the replacement time can be absurd depending on if permits are required, availability of replacement units and availability of qualified HCAC installers.  

You very politely tell them that is absurd and stop responding.

This is an absurd analogy.

A lot of the information people are stating is false or not 100% about Bitcoin as things are changing so quickly.

Saying the issue of due on sale clause can be completely avoided by using a Land trust is false in my experience.No bank I am doing business with is going to loan you any money using the I am a hidden man stuff you are proposing here. 

Some of these gurus also find themselves in lawsuits (and are involved in them right now) for making false claims.

This seems absurd, to pay to lock in a higher rate.

@Meghan Roman I strongly second what @Drew Sygit gave for insight and direction, in the world of PM there is a ton of false assumptions, and it's all about "under-the-hood". 

The cons, typically you will pay both sides of closing costs, you are buying the property as-is so you have no recourse should you later discover unforeseen issues, wholesalers can mislead you with false information, a bad wholesaler will probably conduct a messy and confusing closing transaction and the wholesaler may have mismanaged the sellers expectations in which the blame or frustration could be aimed in your direction since you are the end buyer.Again it all goes back to the wholesaler and how they have managed the process from start to finish. 

Quote from @Daniel Netzer: The tenant may be technically correct that it's your responsibility (if that's what the lease says) but it was still a false report.