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. 

Unless this freely given rehab budget is paired with a contractually binding scope of work from a licensed and insured contractor, it is virtually useless. 

Considering you know what you’re doing though and know the markets to wholesale in, you can be great at it and do it virtually almost anywhere if there are no legal hoops.Anyhow, to each their own.

Hey Brandon, I'm based in Irvine, although I do virtual wholesaling in Texas and Arizona.

However, most out of state investors trying to turnkey virtually here in Birmingham do not succeed.

make it a virtual grocery store with no inventory - https://gajitz.com/worlds-firs...

You can't use virtual/pbx numbers to verify most accounts, so you actually have to drop a few bucks..In case you're wondering, I have no affiliation/reward with any of these companies and just wanted to share a tip that may come in handy if you're trying to build a business on a shoe-string budget in your early days.