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I think you need to provide more clarification of what you're asking.  It looks to me like there's nothing in it for any cash buyer -- if the wholesaler wants $44,900, property needs $70K in work but comps shown are $78K or less?  Or are those distressed properties as well?  Either way, looks like Realtor listed for the bank, not the wholesaler.  Perhaps wholesaler purchased or is under contract from bank for less than the $44,900, but then it wouldn't be showing as actively for sale through the Realtor, it would be Pending or Sold.

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