Quote from @Christopher Holcomb: If I'm working a 9-5 job and need to hire someone to view a property for the purpose of rehab costs, area assessment etc, what are some reliable platforms or ways that are used to do this?

Quote from @Cameron Jones: Hey @Jacob Martin, Baselane is a pretty solid virtual bank option for REI and is worth a try if you are going to use their PM capabilities as well. 

Hi you may want to look into offering virtual assistant services

Virtually every seller wants to maximize what they receive and virtually every buyer wants to minimize what they pay.  

You can create virtual bank accounts which is important for ensuring you keep personal and business funds separate.

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.

We are on pace for 30-40 this year in DFW, and looking for the pros in Austin, Houston, San Antonio to surround myself with for virtual meetups.

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

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.

One of the many, many, things that has stuck with me is to not hire someone who does not invest in real estate.