While only wanted to included two pictures let me tell you, the outside of this property is as well done as the inside.

Here is the picture: a 100 y.o. duplex plus a basement unit.

Hire someone like you would for any job, find someone reliable, knowledgeable, and with a good sense of customer service.

Nope, just the flipping and estimating costs books...That said, nobody can be a good wholesaler without understanding the basics of real estate (in general), and the principles behind flipping houses (as that's who your customer will typically be).While it doesn't go into wholesaling in detail, I highly recommend people check out the flipping and estimating books before they start wholesaling; in fact, I highly recommend flipping a house or two before wholesaling. 

When my girlfriend moves in she might pay 280 and then I will be saving for my next duplexKeep in mind that this 4 step process I outlined takes time (anywhere from 1 to 10yrs depending on the person) so keep the big picture in mind but don't let it stress you out too much.

I have a prospective tenant and they are encountering difficulties and customer service for smart move never answered the phone.

There is also a non-exclusive buyer agreement and an agreement to work with buyer as customer only.  

Do you have pictures of the bomb shelter?!

Save up the money for your first deal and start small -- you'll feel a higher level of achievement and won't be hurt as bad in your overall financial picture if you make a few mistakes. 

I'm looking to do work for a new customer who flips houses.