And with their eyes on the future, they're even bringing virtual reality into the mix, promising a way to explore homes that's as close to stepping through the front door as you can get without leaving your couch.Yet, for all the sparkle of new technology, there's a serious side to this story, too.

I started with Virtual Assistant and gained knowledge about different categories of Real estate and now I am running my own Real estate VA services team.

There is virtually NO SUPPLY in Toronto.

Due to land and political climates in these prime areas there is virtually zero chance supply will ever meet demand in the near and mid term future.

Virtually any purchase would have done great. 

@Devin Monroe You have artfully put your finger on something than many investors do not want to admit to themselves: buying low value SFR's that do not appreciate, are not located in high growth areas and that come with high maintenance bills is more often than not a poor investment strategy, as cap ex or management eats up virtually all or all of the value that can de derived from ownership.   

@Richard Mace virtually anyone that bought anything in 2008-2012 has made a killing as prices were at all time historic lows after the crash.

You can typically get a realtor to do a virtual showing for you if the property allows for that.

Hello BP Community, Starting my first virtual wholesaling campaign tomorrow after a few months of extensive education, working with numerous mentors and setting up the foundation of my business.

I won’t go over the pretty well established fact that you’re going to waste time and money using all these llcs for virtually no benefit as I assume you’ve already done it.