Also, consider asking if the realtor can provide a U.S. number or use a virtual phone service to make things easier.

Glad to be hear and happy to virtually meet you all,Have a great day,Sara

The cost of the lists and then the time to contact people or pay a virtual assistant can quickly eat up seed money that could be used to acquire that first property. 

I’m new to the game, but I’ve been researching like crazy and I’m ready to take action and learn by doing.I’m currently based in New York but I’m open to virtual wholesaling nationwide.

Virtually all of the suburban communities are easily accessed from the city by the CapMetro bus system and Metrorail train, easing the commute to downtown Austin and other large suburbs like The Domain, North Lamar, South Park Meadows and the University of Texas (UT Austin).

Because they have no credit score to ding, there is virtually zero chance you will collect anything. 

A few things that might help: have a virtual assistant set up a simple Google Drive system with folders for each property.. maintain a master spreadsheet with rent roll, lease dates, and maintenance records; and carve out 30 minutes a week to review, organize, and delegate.

I specialize in working with first-time buyers, helping them understand financing, credit, and strategy — and I’m especially passionate about promoting financial literacy in underserved communities.Here on BiggerPockets, I’m looking to:Collaborate on deals (particularly in California or emerging markets)Learn from experienced investors and mentorsPartner with people who value education and community as much as profitConnect with clients looking for support in their real estate journeyIf that resonates with you, I’d love to connect, share ideas, or just trade stories over a virtual coffee.

Any idea on overcoming this or should i tailor my service to be a 100% virtual PM?

Virtually every residential purchase in San Diego looks great 10 years after the purchase.