Hi all, In MA, my understanding is that landlords have to hold security deposits in a bank within the state that is interest bearing. The one I've been using requires me to go into the bank to sign with each tenant tu...

When our tenants get their renter's insurance, we advise them to have us listed as either/or and virtually always, regardless of insurer, we come back as "additional interest". 

The art of wholesaling is very difficult but 100% possible if you have that hustlers spirit.I have a website I can share with you if you DM me that will compile all the lists you can think of (I'm not sure if I can drop the link here or I would)Driving for dollars like you mentioned. 

In general you can't BRRRR something that's on the MLS... so this is where it seems like trying to be 100% virtual just hits a roadblock immediately. 

My market is in Boston, but I am interested in virtual wholesaling as well.

Keep learning the art of negotiating deals and you will do well. 

It's also important to ensure your property is presented well with professional photographs and possibly a virtual tour.Additionally, expanding your marketing to social media, real estate forums, and local community boards could help increase visibility.

This way, tenants can easily submit maintenance tickets online, and you can reserve the phone number for urgent situations.If your business continues to grow and you find yourself reaching capacity, another option is to hire a cost-efficient, general administrative virtual assistant.

Owned solar 11kw virtually pay no electricity year around after 4.5K investment and a tax credit.

No one has ever complained and virtually everyone signs it.I suspect it matters where the str is located which is why speaking to a local attorney can probably help navigate risk management vs being too general or overly cautious.