Inspectors never give repair costs, in my experience.  

FYI there are also products to remove stains to where you place it, leave it, and practically peel it off like school glue once it's ready to be removed.

You will build experience, you will have a property that builds wealth, and you will be ahead of the curve when the market turns favorable again.

With weekends and afternoons - I could easily spend 20+ hours / week on advancing this.Here’s why I like wholesaling and why I think I could break through:Deep experience and familiarity with sales cycles and tools.

Does anyone have experience with this?

IF this was my property, I would sell the house and chalk it up as a learning experience.  

Experiences like this are even more reasons why you do not want to work with Bank of America in any capacity, unless you strongly desire distractions, inefficiencies, headaches and heartache.  

So for all practical purposes, when the dust clears, I would be buying at full retail, if not more.  

Complete your BP profile - Be as detailed and specific as possible when mentioning your future plans, current operation/experience level, ongoing projects, etc.

If you are you can use your previous experience as a GC.