Then I would make sure the house is-1. water tight - fix the roof2. all working parts are still working ( water heater, furnance, ect) and no exposed outlets or wires3. broken windows4. tight doors5. no flaking paint exterior or interior6. flooring - safe to walk on7. fix or remove rickety outbuildings8. pleasing to the eye from the outside ( well trimmed shrub & trees)This is what I learned on my first buy and it just cost me 3 returns of the appraiser to get it right.

Old paint on the outlets!

Her husband died this year (googling obit - donations in lieu of flowers for a young guy). 

With my first inspector I learned about bathroom vents, electric codes and GFCI outlets, termite damage, wood rot, how to check for leaks, etc.

Go with the applicant that you feel visualized themselves in the house during the inspection...did they look at outlet locations?

Wholesaling is not a recommendation unless you have a crew and serious connections, plus outlets.

But there aren't if little outlet's to this department in real estate.

My quote is $1895 for the following: rewire affected areas of basement and Unit 1 that have knob and tube. 8 outlets, 5 lights, 5 switches.

Tenant sent pictures of broken porch light that the roofer taped back together, the flowers trimed down to the stubs because the roofers flatten out the flower beds.

When you have it all figured out, let me know.