That is my experience.Here are my responses to (my interpretation of) your points-1.

Lease Options are much more restrictive now, and many will tell you to simply avoid them, going instead with a Right of First Refusal on the lease.The reality is that much of Dodd-Frank is still being interpreted.  

If you want to wholesale, I interpret those Rules to mean that it would be up to YOU to fulfill the Sub2 requirements, not your next Buyer! 

Now, you can take that information and interpret it anyway you want. ;-)

That added scope pricing needs to be separated from the base scope of work.I wish I had a clean, easy answer for you, but this sounds like a bit of a mess.My contracting experience is commercial, and we have a very detailed scope of work which leaves little to interpretation.  

You know your thing and all we can do is interpret what you say so we respond according to our imagination of the situation and maybe we miss the mark.

That said, I don't think any of us has seen the entire contract so anything written here is just speculative interpretation concerning your legal options.

@Adrienne Green @Chloe Kim This is a topic I've seen come up before that falls into a little bit of legal gray area, and I've seen interpretations of the laws vary widely.

From the above, I am interpreting that I need to either put on the lease or provide a physical address in WI where the tenant could send me something by mail.

@Ping Zhang When you have a home inspection you have to learn how to interpret the inspection report which comes from experience.