Has anyone heard of this technology?

It has not sold or been refinanced in many years (over 20) therefore gaining an accurate assessment of the property is slightly difficult.The town however has no difficulty assessing this property at $158,000 for tax purposes. $8,000 for land, $150,000 for the structure.

Now with technology location is not a constraint so I am open to working with someone outside DMV area too. 

It certainly has over the last 10 years, but the wholesalers I know now are making way more than I ever did due to technology and the ability to scale because of it. 

Ask yourself:How difficult is my unit to lease? 

Depending on where you are located, you might want to meet CPA or lawyer in person, but with technology nowadays, many if not all things can be handled remotely.There many great CPAs here on BP that work with investors remotely, like @Daniel Hyman @Brandon HallI don't know who is taking on new clients, but definitely worth reaching out.

Says he knows of many flip and rehab opportunities, that I working a W2 job had difficulty finding deals timewise.

I'm sure this had helped you avoid what would have otherwise been "unforeseen" difficulties with additional holding costs and appraisal surprises.

That combined with there being a massive demand for reliable, trustworthy and communicative managers seems to be the perfect storm for entering that market.I understand the difficulties of property management from my own portfolio and understand its no walk in the park.

I'm curious whether or not the technology of today will eventually be infused with our contractors and subcontractors and the life work on a project that allows people potential buyers to see what a house would look like given certain options on floor plans to just be with ditions or adding certain cabinets or colors in a virtual reality type of setting.