This is concerning a single family rental and the current situation is that these prospective investors are online, but are in my local market, so I know I have to send it to them through email.

It's very difficult due the nature and age and deferred maintenance on most of the properties you'll be looking at.Do your homework, take the online course under the education tag, listen to many of the podcasts, read many of the blog posts and guides, buy recommended books and learn more, ask questions in the forums, get as much value out of the time you spend on BiggerPockets as you can.

I am interested in obtaining my real estate license in Oregon and am in search of a reputable online real estate broker pre-licensing class that has video lectures as opposed to all readings.

I have been reading books/taking online courses in real estate investment and have saved up quite a bit of cash.

I have purchased quick books online and find it very geared towards regular small business and not real estate.

There are online resources to help locate co-founders, but networking in your community is likely to be the best way to find what you're seeking. 

I have been reading books/taking online courses in real estate investment and have saved up quite a bit of cash.

(You can go cheaper and use a template that you find online for even cheaper.

But there are still many others who need help with online marketing, building a proper website, things that the younger generation is a bit more experienced in.

Does anyone have experience with using a virtual assistant with pre screening tenants when they first make contact online or via phone?