Personally, I believe the tech bubble will burst which will deeply effect the Bay Area economy in employment,housing inventory, and multiple other factors. 

But also make sure to make your own phone calls as well, at least to their employer and past landlords.

CA has too many taxes, 15.15% for employer taxes, plus 45% workers comp for carpenters, I'm not even touching the profit and contingency yet.

You need them to sign an authorization to check employment, rental history, and credit/criminal report...in most states.

Snap together type is 100% waterproof (trafficmaster allure ultra brand) and can be taken up and put down again if necessary. 

Ive heard of some people here swearing by some Allure products, but i cant recall if that was intended for resale or rental homes.

@Jake Gaines As a wholesaler, the income generated is likely going to be active income (vs. passive income for buy and hold), so an S Corp is generally better suited for that type of activity because of the tax saving benefits (less income is subject to self-employment tax).

The S-Corp allows that you can pay yourself using the salary / dividend split (1:2) to limit self-employment tax.

So far I have been getting all the distributions and life is good.However, now that I am doing taxes for 2014 (I extended), tax man says that that interest is subject to self-employment taxes.  

@James Warren High employment growth is the number one indicator that a market is getting ready to explode (at least that's what I've read, no deals under MY belt to back it up).