hello allI have a house 3/1 single story, 1200sqft, 1950s home with a crawl space and clean attic that is in 10 day contingency period.

Without seeing the property it's impossible to know the numbers for these items, but a typical property like this will cost between $5-10k/year in repairs/maintenance and capex alone in my experience, depending on the condition of the property and your intended hold period.

She also isn't able to get an unskilled job that requires lifting heavy objects, working on your feet for long periods of time, etc.

When you have it under contract, you can look to wholesale it during your inspection period. 

If no response after this time period filing for a dispossessory (our version of an eviction).

Plus is it 12 months redemption period for PA?

Ask them their interest rates, points, seasoning periods, required documents needed, and closing time.2.

@Peter Jin some banks have seasoning periods 6-12months.

Your agent doesn't always know your experience level, so a simple "How long is my inspection period?"

I can take a loan for $50,000, with a payback period of 5 years and interest rate +1 point above prime lending rates.