In the current market (tons of buyers and lots of liquidity) most wholesalers are working with investors they have an existing relationship with. 

The leases are total about $1800 below market and I would be losing roughly $650 a month until the leases expire. 

I've been using liquidator.

This is even though the California Purchase Agreement has a liquidated damages clause that states if the buyer defaults the seller “shall retain the deposit”.

They had already signaled in an earlier court case that it was not legal, but left it in place as it was going to expire soon and it would give time for relief money to be distributed. 

@E.

can I put them on my schedule E for this future address?

Can my home office deduction be taken on sch E?

This currently expires at the end of September so, assuming it does not get extended, it will not gain your tenant much additional time. 

Lease will expire in less than 30 days after you buy it so once you buy it you inform then the lease will not be renewed  Assuming you have the Sec. 8 contact info you inform the Sec. 8 office/worker of the same info.