For example, last year I saw a terrible water leak that was fixed by the new buyer which saved the new owners about $60,000 per year.

We put in new floors and bring the water heater to code and fix all the immediate issue with the get the renter ready. 

The previous owner is living for free in a house that I own, pay the water bill, insurance and property tax on but, at the same time the court has not confirmed that I actually own the property???

> roof replacement for approx. 1400 sq ft home> sink replacement> Water Heater and AC are old > Appliances e.g. cooking rangeWe may be able to cover some of these via extended home warranty but most of these will require replacement.Please suggest.

Water has one meter.

I own a beach house and I spent more than 20 K annually just on fixed overhead (tax insurance electricity water sewer and internet).

Buying a water damaged fire burnt house with no experience is financial suicide.

It is a very premium location in a beautiful Fort Lauderdale neighborhood close to the water at a price where the numbers really work well.

But to try and convince new wholesalers they don't need a buyers list first, is just plain wrong. 

Units are all electric and have individual panels, water heaters, and HVAC systems.