@Joshua D. thanks!!

There's a free kindle version on Amazon now:  "BiggerPockets Presents: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing" by Joshua Dorkin and Brandon Turner (BP hosts). 

@Joshua Penners  If the tenants have signed previous leases and had uninterrupted occupancy of the property and continue to pay rent per the terms of the previous lease and their actions are consistent with the previous lease terms (for instance you have a $50 late fee in a previous  ease and they pay that now even though technically there is no new signed lease) then just about any court will deem them to still be subject to the terms of the lease signed or not .

Originally posted by @Joshua D.

Hi Joshua. 

I agree with @Joshua Meehan.

Hi Joshua,  I think the best thing you can do is to have the electrician provide a cost to update the electrical and make it safe. 

@Mindy Jensen @Joshua Dorkin @Brandon Turner @David Greene @Scott Trench 

Joshua Lyon : Not clear from your statement whether you knew ahead of time that this was an international wire transfer.This FDIC page may be a good start on what your protections are and what to do now in that case:https://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/news/cnsum13/sending-money-abroad.htmlIn any case, you should file a “complaint” with the FTC and request a cancellation of the transfer from the banking institution on your end (this will not get your money back, but it’s a step you need to take.)There was a lawsuit brought up by First American Title against a real estate agent who allegedly failed to secure his email account.

@Joshua Smith what say you?