@Trassa Oliver I make myself available virtually from time to time.

Some great resources:The BRRRR Book by David Greene (BiggerPockets) – covers buying and rehabbing rentals the right wayThe “Estimating Rehab Costs” book by J Scott – super practical and beginner-friendlyYouTube channels like The Build Show, InvestFourMore, and The Real Estate Robinsons break things down visually When walking a rehab deal, look closely at:Major systems: Roof, HVAC, electrical, plumbingKitchens & bathrooms (these can eat your budget fast)Foundation and structural issues (red flags = $$$)City/permit requirements — especially if you're in a stricter area For courses/masterminds:BiggerPockets Bootcamps – highly rated and beginner-focusedCheck local real estate investor meetups (REIAs) — many offer in-person or virtual training on rehabs and deal analysisAshley Kehr’s Rookie Investor content (on BP and Instagram) is great if you want practical, down-to-earth adviceFinally, be sure to build your team early — especially a contractor and an investor-friendly agent (or become one yourself if you’re interested).

Quote from @Steve Alexander: Hi,I want to set up a virtual wholesaling business.

We offered $92.5k over the initial asking price with virtually no contingencies (we had HOA contingencies only).  

And even though virtually every sponsor agreement allows me to share investment information with others who might be advising me on it (especially when club members are bound by an NDA), I still ask the sponsor if I can share it, because it's a test.

Yes, virtual staging will work well with a rental. 

Doing a virtual walkthrough with streetview I see the house is right near a mobile home park.

Another agent contacted me regarding listing another property where inspection contingency asked them to match Redfin terms that includes 1.5% commission, virtual walkthrough and other items done by Redfin.

The boot camp is great for anyone looking to become an operator in the space, although it’s also a good general overview over the course of a weekend (I believe it’s Friday Night to Sunday Night).To address the @Marty Sellis comments – we were a virtual company up until about a year ago, with employees around the country.

.: Looking for recommendations to acquire a virtual address (unique identifier and access to a conference room) that is reputable and budget friendly.