Is there such thing as closing virtually?

Redbud and crabapple are virtually trouble free, native dogwood gets anthracnose (another one of those asian diseases where there's no immunity) so you have to spray it with fungicide.

I would recommend using a virtual assistant to manage it yourself.

I've been going strong with Section 8 for 13 years with virtually zero issues, well except one, and that wasn't too bad.

Pay the deductible out of the security deposit and you should have virtually no loss.

The tasks will most likely have to be virtual (unless you live in NH) so if there are some virtual tasks that you would normally outsource to somebody for a fee, talk to me instead and I will save you time and money. 

I have 13 virtual assistants in central America (11 in Mexico) and I was considering using them to help me get a few Airbnb's going down there but only looked at it from a high level thus far.

High appreciation markets virtually always have better cash flow over any long term holding period.So items to consider on whether to sell is: Can you handle $850/month negative cash flow? 

I think it's really the same process as doing in-state purchases; the only difference is that a lot of the networking is done virtually instead.

Consider a virtual phone number (such as Google voice) - and answer your phone (biggest issue) or make sure you return calls quickly.