Again, your Realtor should have educated you on this.See if the tenant will still have the voucher afetr Aug 31st.

My grandfather was an agent in Wichita for 30+ years so he does a good job educating me on weird niches in the neighborhoods whenever I ask.

This is a great place for education and networking.

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

If not to buy and sell, then just the education?

So, I think you are on the right track by seeking education, but also wanting to stay local.

You're on BP, probably listening to podcasts, and doing other educational things like that, which is great.

Hi Steve, this is a great place for education and networking!  

The base education advisor might know the answer too.I'm not the the DMV area, but maybe you can set up some keyword alerts here in the forums, to help you make local connections.  

By being formally trained and educated in the space, agents understand the nuisances of theses practices and know how to successfully execute to qualify the tenants without causing any harm to their landlord client.