Would be interested in seeing if this could be an unforeseen deal in the making...

It all depends on your circumstances, what you're doing, and what you're trying to accomplish. 

The sellers that can be helped by wholesalers are those who have a need to sell quickly due to life circumstances. 

I know that unforeseen costs will come up along the way and things will need to be fixed.

As mentioned it really depends on your specific circumstance. 

This is the product of a bunch of years run up in the market, too many people watching HGTV shows and think it is so easy, and the gurus selling their BS programs suggesting to newbies to start wholesaling as their first go at investing since it can be done with no money, no credit, no brains, and no skills.You are now seeing and receiving the product of these circumstances first hand, good luck stopping it yourself, only a nice stiff market correction sending many to the poor house will stop it for a bit, then the cycle will repeat again.

We hit our budget at the end of the project with no unforeseen expenses and now the property is fully rented out and refinance.Final NumbersThe final numbers for this project were as followed purchase price $120,000 and renovation came in right under our $50,000 budget.

In that circumstance it could be argued that it is a company car, thus having the registration location of your choice. 

I would only in very, very rare circumstances pay the wholesaler before the property has closed.

Has anyone dealt with this or are there any suggestions for getting around these circumstances?