Therefore, I'd get 1/4 inch lag bolts and drive them through the plywood right into the door frame to secure the property while you find a contractor.Since I have no idea about your area, I'd start at Home Depot/Lowe's.

This is a basic breach of contract damages concept.

If wholesaler feels the buyer would use the number to try to drive the price down2.

Well last night at I was talking to a guy at my job who has been wanting to retire basically and he was telling me a story about how he's not sure when he will because of issues he has with his properties and how he has pulled money out of his retirement fund to buy properties, in which he has a total of 10. 

Have a sketch ready to go of a basic floor plan for your renovation, and a list of what's important to you. 

@Benjamin BrajovicNot my experience, but driving for dollars seems to work.

It was good for several reasons, it got me up close to houses that I had an interest in to see the basic condition, it gave me a sense of the neighborhood and each block.

Basically that is coverage that an insurance company provides in the event you have a covered loss to part of your property and when you go to rebuild you have additional costs due to bringing the property up to current city or county codes. 

Basically, every single month, she added those two fees to the ledger, but they were never listed on my owner statement.

The house is solid, with no nightmarish issues costing us big bucks, or rather, nothing that I couldn't handle myself, with my ever-expanding renovation background, for basically peanuts.