And the potential is that you will live for free and generate additional income each month.I think the biggest roadblock you will face in taking that route will be the bug that bites most homebuyers that they feel they have to buy their dream home right now. 

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. 

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.  

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

City government, changes in taxes, the spirit of the neighborhood, trends and the whims of the next generation of buyers.

On the venture side guidance, advisory roles, introductions to early customers, or other strategic partnership value is a big deal to the companies VCs fund.  

I am looking at mostly buy and hold for income generation, and building a portfolio. 

So I explained to him how snap tile works and even told him how to sell it to his customer.

Wholesaling property requires a lot of networking, marketing, lead generation, etc.