Deji, if you continue this route you will lose your EMD and you will own the property to actually fix up and sale yourself. Then the house goes into another category to be sold with renovations way more than 155,000. It’s no longer “ a AS IS” property it’s worth more. Cuz you made all the renovations. If you had transitional funding they would fund the deal for you but you still would need an end buyer already in place to pay back the funding. This would take a double closing. Remember as wholesalers we never take possession of the actual properties. We flip contracts just paper. Let’s say the seller wants 155,000 assuming it may need repairs you need to put it under contract for maybe 110,000 then flip it to a cash buyer for 120,000 then u get 10,000. Your EMD would be whatever you chose maybe 100.00 or 15,00.00 to show you are serious. You can’t flip to a cash buyer for 155,000 or more because they can look it up and buy it themselves without having to pay you anything. It has to be a deal for everyone involved. They will think you trying to scam them. If it doesn’t need repairs then the seller is the winner cuz you brought at retail value. I hope I didn’t overwhelm you I’m trying to paint you a picture. Other ways are lenders, private lenders or creative financing. Bottom line is this isn’t a wholesale deal. You will be a owner with a mortgage.