Wholesalers have a bad name because they try to resell other peoples deals and lie about the ARV / Repair costs.  

I don't see an issue with my having to resell if the need arose.If the inspector finds anything major, we will need to renegotiate or I will walk away. 

Now to be fair we don't wholesale we buy value add and resell If I build on it its a 500k deal.. this is were the money is made in real estate.Other wise putting all this effort in to wholesale on the west coast while maybe 1 in 50 will actually do anything.. but if you put that kind of time into getting your real estate license and just go for listings.. you will have money in the bank and make far more money than you ever will wholesaling IF and that's a big IF your determined and decent people person and sales skills. 

You need to wait 3 months after purchasing a flip to be able to resell to an FHA buyer.

I highly doubt a TK provider is consistently taking on the risk of buying the property, rehabbing it, and still reselling at less than market value.

Is is possible to get the property for less than the amount of the lien, by saving either the owner or the lien-holder the costs and headache of foreclosure proceedings and/or reselling or managing the property after the forclosure?

And yea I currently have a job as a car salesmen and I am reselling on eBay and I am also trying to start up an agency, I am trying to make as much as possible.

Like Eliott said, solar doesn't increase the value of the home when reselling.  

Buy them low fix and resell or refi and rent 

Assuming it's an LC, you don't need a title company.BUT, you should use one to make sure you have clear title and a record a Memorandum of Land Contract against the title, so seller can't resell or refinance without your consent.