@Keegan Darby You can get a virtual PO Box or one at the UPS Store, but they'll cost money too.

@Kevin Daley, If your virtual assistant is from another country, specify in the contract in the court of which country the dispute will be handled.Samples of virtual assistant contracts

It also must be fairly new because their is virtually no information about them and anything that does exist is very current.

We were hosting a meetup at Notch Brewery in Salem, pre-covid of course, now we're doing monthly virtual meetups, but we hope to get back there sometime soon.

@Luis Barrios I haven't done what you described, though it does sound great.I would only say, make sure the #s on the property also work as a regular (non-AirBnB) rental and that any extra profit from AirBnB is "gravy".I attended a meeting in Providence last October, after finding out about it through the Providence Apartment Association, and the meeting was run by a few folks from the city who were looking for community feedback in formulating new regulations for student rentals and AirBnB.While there were a few landlords present, I'd say the best phrase to describe most of the attendees was "angry mob" - virtually everyone present had negative things to say about student rentals and AirBnB.That's not to say you won't be able to make money with AirBnB for years to come.

Hi @Stephen Keenan we host 5 monthly meetups in MA (Worcester, Lowell, Waltham virtual) and NH (Rochester) where we bring in guest speakers to share knowledge with the group.

Virtually any terminology you can think of will be answered here in minutes most likely. 

Besides a full floor of retail, work/office space is being added for the virtual worker. 

@Jill Thomas you should connect with @Dan Handford, he is always up to date with all of the conferences, including his upcoming virtual summit.

Other things include severe structural damage unless the price supports the repairs, the neighborhood not supporting what you feel is a comp value and finally, what permits are required in the area you are looking . . . some need a permit for virtually anything and other areas are more investor-friendly.If you have a REI group in the area, join and ask them about areas, neighborhoods and the like.