Hard doesn't mean not negotiable and the entirety of negotiating a deal is hard anyway, it should be.

Having to go back and forth to the property 5 or 6 times for things that could have been handled at the same time is rather annoying and that's not counting the fact the realtors have other appointments to get too or could have worked on other deals while the lender did what they were normally supposed to do etc.In my case I had an ideal deal that fit even their own requirement's, hence why I wanted to go with it.

I am also interested in forming potential partnerships to structure my first deal or two.

If you are looking to do this deal, I suggest looking at seller financing and then having an exit strategy to sell to an all-cash buyer, but personally, I would look at other deals. 

Can someone PLEASE explain (in detail) how to calculate and analyze a wholesale deal?

So, are you planning on putting more money in the deal at that point to make up the $63,250 difference?

But I'm not too sure where to look for them or how to find those bigger buyers.Does anybody have any tips or advice on how to find these bigger buyers?

If so, what would you recommend would have made this deal better as an investment?

I have analyzed a few deals in the current market, but I have not been able to find a single one that will produce a decent cashflow. 

This is a clients deal and the 2nd property he bought through me using 5% down mortgages.