Also, review the recorded easement document to be sure the easement has not expired.   

What you can do, it to tell seller, listen, if this property doesn't sell, once your contract expire you can save 6% and call me directly ...

Obviously your contractor can't make it to every property, but if you are under contract and have a deposit up, you should have the inspections done asap and calendar alerts for the contingency expiration dates to make sure you do not miss anything. 

This often means terminating month to month leases and/or non-renewing leases when they expire, so you can fix up units and collect higher rents. 

One of my properties was an expired listing.

I’m no legal expert, but I’m pretty sure you’re legally bound to the previous lease for the tenants until it expires.  

Lastly, once your PPP period expires, you are free to pay down on principal all you'd like with no penalties.Non-Recourse Lender - offers an SOS if things do go south and you can't make payments. 

Your lease at the old rate is expiring.

The listing agent is no longer listed as it's expired.

Also, include in your contract a contingency that allows you, as the wholesaler, to withdraw from the deal if unable to find a buyer before the contract expiration.