Good luck @Darwin JimenezWhile insurance would cover the majority of issues, it's dangerous to rely on it as your only line of defense.

That said, some of it is quite dangerous. 30 seconds for safety my friend.

These are usually confined to snowy northern states where moving in January is somewhat problematic and can be dangerous.   

Is asking for the seller to pay for the replacement of these potentially dangerous electrical issues reasonable?  

I am familiar with this, but only dangerously.  

very old and tried scheme.. fraught with danger.. you have too many people that could default.VERY risky for the original seller.. but then again many middle men that do this could give a rip about their sellers as long as they made some money.. ( not pointing fingers at you of course) but this scheme unfortuantly is full of crooks.. 

Straying from that passion is dangerous and it leaves your core competency which puts at risk the engine that can drive your REI career. 

And if you don't have a firm plan of paying them back it might get really dangerous. 

Good thing it’s 35 dangerous feet off the ground to put back in .

If this is what you mean then at what rental point does this danger, in your experience, disappear?