Also, attending BP meetups, whether in-person or virtually, can be invaluable for networking.Remember, everyone's time is precious, so being concise and respectful in your communications is key.

@Dan Carter sounds like they have a virtual bootcamp coming up this weekend too!

Other than that, I couldn't find anything in the legislation that prevents SB9 from being used on rental properties.I've got a virtual consultation scheduled with LA county to bring up these points and if anyone is interested, I can provide an update on the outcome of that meeting.

Once you have deal flow, you can hire a virtual ISA to help scale up the cold calling.

I've had to try to get an explanation for how a mistake happened from a person in a country with limited experience of private property ownership a virtually none with US ownership.

But one thing that always amazing me and I am just sayin.. virtually everyone of them leads off with HEY I WAS DEAD POOR  POORER than poor then in 3 short years I am now retired just follow my system.

You might want to consider looking for somebody who is a specialist in this topic who can also serve you virtually rather than trying to find such a specialty in your neighborhood.Retirement Plans and Real Estate are two of my favorite topics and the small point at which they intersect is a very rewarding, but challenging, area of tax law.Best of luck to you.

Have you looked into virtual property management?

Hi @Celestin YoumbiIt's nice to meet you virtually!

Keep in mind there is a HUGE difference in subto foreclosure rescue and what you guys are charging for standard subto deals which are far easier to do and far less complicated then having to squeeze a deal into literally a 24 to 48 hour window.. its why we made the screaming deals virtually no competition because folks could not do their own title work or prep their own deeds and for sure was not going to risk 30k bringing a loan current like we did ..