When wholesaling, can you use a 10-14 day inspection clause in a contract to get out of a deal if you are unable to close with an end buyer? 

Then if you get to the inspection part of the sale, they are less likely to negotiate because they think their home is perfect. 

This was my first home i EVER bought therefore, i never thought to check for signs of termites and found out that an FHA loan requires an in-depth termite inspection; when i found this out i had an inspector come out and check.

The work will be done, it’ll be inspected and then the lender will reimburse you

I have aligned myself with some important organizations like a third party inspection company to ensure the safety of the houses, and the Tiny Home Industry Association.

You found a sucker with $10 EMD and 30 day inspection.

And if they require an inspection and appraisal prior to funding, then that also may make funding a won auction difficult. 

When appraisers call to set up the appointment they usually like to do the inspection as soon as possible.

Ask your agent to include this in your offer (likely under "other provisions" or "financing").When you do this you won't have to cash out until you have completed your home inspection and could do it just before closing (depending on how long it takes to clear funds).

My interactions with zoning/inspections have been very positive here in town.