Makes perfect sense.  

A true wholesaler will always have a property under contract for the right price and will always close on the property if they don't have a end buyer.This builds their reputation of will have more and more deals sent to them.Honesty ,integrity is the true source of a wholesalers wealth.They will be able to show you all types of deals and ways to buy thru their vast network.

My husband and I recently purchased/are waiting to close on our first duplex (50/50 rule applies perfectly, making $600/mo profit or 300 each and we already have tenants lined up to move in). 

He seemed perfectly ok with it.

As a Broker for 20+ years, I would be inclined to work with a wholesaler in that regard for several reasons :-I wouldn't want to gain the reputation as a Broker whose Buyer(Wholesaler) does not perform-Typically when a buyer makes an offer on a MLS listing, the other Broker/Agent is going to ask for proof of funds and with the model I described above, many will provide fake internet proof of funds and again bring my integrity into question-Wholesalers using the model above are going to be marketing the property from the MLS while it is under contract which again could bring my integrity into questionFor example : While I am a Broker, I primarily flip houses and purchase many HUD homes per month. 

I have character, pride, integrity, honor, ability, talent, passion, creativity, intelligence, wisdom, code, and as a 44 year old man and father of two young children, I still have some energy and tricks up my sleeve.  

Your local REIA meetings are perfect.

A true wholesaler will always have a property under contract for the right price and will always close on the property if they don't have a end buyer.This builds their reputation of will have more and more deals sent to them.Honesty ,integrity is the true source of a wholesalers wealth.They will be able to show you all types of deals and ways to buy thru their vast network.

I just had a blowout on 75 @Joe Villeneuve I crawled off the highway at Rosa Parks and went to Corktown.Corktown is a perfect example of what can happen in the city. 

We have put offers on a few properties, and 1 we were beat out by a cash buyer, then we found one that would work really well for us, not perfect but really workable, only to have seller who was open to land contracts decided that they want 25% down.