Hopefully, the home debt will be covered by your rent collected and you will not have to pay any of that out of your pocket. 

, unfortunately that is not the case, I see many of you on this site looking for deals in big cities and other properties that just aren't going to preform as well when the next crash happens (Biiiiiig Speculation), but in all honesty if your not investing in areas where the majority of the population collects a paycheck every month for the next 4-6 years without fear of a stock price or layoffs then your request on the forums seems a little pointless.

Could anyone point me to some resources that can help wholesalers estimate repairs for a property?

As a licensed salesperson, I cannot offer specific advice but refer you to credible resources. 

I was just sitting here thinking about different ideas i haven't heard of and i don't know if its a thing or theres a name for it but, Has anyone ever wholesaled a commercial property to someone and structured the deal to where instead of selling the contract for say $10,000 more than you got it under contract for, to where you sell the property to an investor at the price you got it for and then set it up to where both parties agree that you just collect a small percentage of the rents of the building every month for monthly income? 

I guess they would get to collect interest until I pay it off or they get the property back plus the interest if I don't but still...Also, the Ada county auction listings seem to indicate payment due by end of business Thursday (so 4 business days after auction ends basically).And I found this document from Bannock county indicating they expect payment on the day of the auction. https://www.bannockcounty.us/wp-content/uploads/ta...I haven't been able to find much info on idaho statute 31-808(3) actually being used, so I guess for now I'll assume it's rule saying counties can do it if they want but none of them seem to be doing it. 

Usually when I collect the records only the name and address is available.

A large brokerage devotes more resources to your propertyActually, the opposite is usually the case.

I wish you the best my friend and keep reaching out there is a wealth of resources here to help you.

Of course I understand many buyers go FHA because they have limited resources, so it may not be an option.