It would be highly unusual for an area to be re-zoned.

You MUST have the seller’s permission to obtain information from their creditors (so they can be paid off at closing).IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH INFORMATION TO WRITE AN OFFER:In the event you do not feel comfortable writing an offer because you’re uncertain about rehab costs then schedule a follow-up appointment with the seller so you can return with the appropriate contractor.NOTE: It’s okay to let the seller know you need to get an expert opinion on a repair.

For example, out of almost 500 properties, we have charged a fee only 4 or 5 times, and all were unusual situations.

Baseboard heaters are pretty common so it won't be anything unusual.

@Vishal Singh nothing unusual here, the wholesaler is probably getting closer to the deadline (expiration of the original PA) and wants to perform for both sides.

Look at that, the terms are specific to exactly what it is we all are doing, in no uncertain terms.

Price can double suddenly if the entire roof needs to be torn off and replaced with plywood (this is unusual for an entire roof).If your roofers are like mine also plan on waiting two months (or longer) for an actual start date to do the roofing projects.

I am trying to avoid costs before the auction because it is uncertain whether I will win.

It's unusual for a lender to want to foreclose. 

I've read some forum posts and learned that this isn't too unusual, but I'm not sure how I should go about filling out Section 3 of the form.Any help is much appreciated.