It's even tougher when you have time and other constraints, too.However, that describes virtually everyone who gets started in real estate, or at last those who post, visit or even just lurk on these forums.Paying for education is pretty typical.

I have some experience with Rod’s program and will also be attending his virtual Bootcamp next week.

Plus then there's getting that FAA Remote Pilots License for drone shots, and investing in my 3D Virtual Tour setup.

Example - if a renter were to mail us a check, can I just give them the PO box rather than have them send it to the property address only to be forwarded to the PO box (again, only checking to make sure we stay compliant).I should add that our system requires the home address for our LLC, and in our home state we are our own registered agent   In the foreign files LLC we have a virtual address for registered agent     Just want to use a P.O.

Based on conversations with the agent, a virtual tour, and my own knowledge of the area, I live close by, I determined that APV.

Virtually walking a property is a recipe for disaster.Honestly it blows my mind that someone will spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a home  (probably their largest investment) and never visit it, but will run to the store to try on a pair of pants for $30...

House hacking is very common in some markets, and it’s virtually unheard of in other markets.

They negotiate virtually nothing after you make the final winning bid that clears the reserve.

I virtually never get a 2nd complaint but if I do they ar3 not a preferred tenant and their rent increase reflects this.  

My virtual assistant found me a motivated seller.