They are also good indicator of how responsible tenant is.This article https://rentberry.com/blog/screening-prospective-t... has comprehensive list of tenants verification tools and warning signs that landlords should be aware of.

I am a wholesaler and my question is regarding Wholesaler buyers and also Home sellers that I speak with either on the phone or physically.

But while high-paid people in the tech industry might not have to worry about prices, they might one-day have to worry about their job:https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-20/the-tech-bubble-didn-t-burst-this-year-just-waitAt the turn of the last century, the burst of the dot-com bubble wiped out $6 trillion in household wealth.

Here are some thoughts on managing your appraisals:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2011/01/1...As for the other stuff, I would highly recommend picking up the BP Flipping book:http://www.biggerpockets.com/flippingbookFully disclosure...both the article above and the book were written by me..

I was just with a couple that are renting in Regent Square right now and both are physical therapists who are just waiting a year or two to decide where to get a house and like the area.  

You will also need a registered agent in VA if your LLC is not physically located there.

@Jerrod Avegalio  Here's an article, dated 2014, that seems an easy read of key points to have in mind when you talk to local brokers as suggested by @Jay Hinrichs.  

Is there a book or article anyone can point me to as far as the conversation one has with perspective owners to determine investment opportunity?

You will find SO many articles and who knows maybe open up your own brokerage because you learn so much!

I simply want to be able to properly deduct/capitalize/whatever these expenses and the BP blog article on the March 15th deadline being different this year is really freaking me out.