I can't count how many times a wholesaler’s brought me a deal and I say, “Alright so you got it for $50,000 and you want to sell to me for $60,000, what does it need?”

The military brought me down here to SA.

They don't know that they were not brought over to begin with. 

If you feel they did exemplary work and want to give them a bonus then do so, but as Matthew said it isn't required.Also - Another key point Matthew brought up: understand the contractor only owes you what was agreed upon in the contract, they are not obligated to do anything above that.

Are you suggesting I should've brought this deal to another investor and split the profits that way?

@Kaliya Nikole I would be happy to chat with you about this as @Doug Pretorius has described has created a nice niche for me and brought me some great Rent to Own deals that I funded myself as well. 

He also brought up the Landlord locks idea as well. 

The buyers inspectors literally praised the work we had done throughout, but a week ago the CL-100 wood infestation inspection came back noting a small bit of non-structural exterior sheathing damage along the bottom of the back wall behind the vinyl siding due to moisture :( The good news is we are 99.9% sure the issue was caused by rain water coming off of the roof and landing in an area that had standing water before we brought in some dirt and gravel to resolve the drainage issue during the remodel (townhouse is on a slab). 

It was brought to the sellers attention who advised he would repair the garage to stop the flooding (he was a contractor).

The sellers brought the extra $10,000 to the table.