Does that mean they'll be on the hook for the bill or it's attached to the home anyways so if that bill goes unpaid, the home is at risk of losing power if not paid?

Maybe find someone who has done historical properties and do a joint venture just to get familiar with all that you will encounter so the next time you will feel more comfortable with what you get yourself into. 

We don't want to lose this deal due to a lousy listing agent!

Would it make sense for you to seek a joint venture with another investor or a contractor?

Wish you the very best in your real estate ventures...

If rates rise 2 years from now the sellers would have to sell at a higher cap rate to offset the buyers expected return and would lose equity from the sale.

I am looking into wholesaling in the Dallas, TX area and wanted to introduce myself to all buyers that are either just starting out and looking for deals and also existing investors that are willing to partner up with me in my venture to becoming a top performer in wholesale industry.I have been utilizing BP for a year or so now, gaining knowledge from past forums, but it's time too put what I've learned to use and get too work!

I would rather lose a $1000 than be stuck with a bad property.

Lately I've seen some local outfits advertising apprenticeships which might help you on your way if you lose your job.Hope this helps. 

I ended up investing in a SFR (Single Family Resident) as part of a JV (joint venture) with some investors I met through BP (BiggerPockets).