Seems like there has been an onslaught of new wholesalers locally and virtually over the last 6 months.

Market home through social media and email campaigns - virtual assistant 5.

It's like having a real estate agent: they do all the work, you contact them for everything, but they all work under a broker that you virtually never hear about or hear from unless things go bad with your agent.With that said, if there is no licensed broker connected to the company, then you can file a complaint and the CBRE/DRE can send a desist and refrain order. 

Hi Evereyone,I am looking to hire a full time Virtual Assistant (VA) to take inbound phone calls, gather information and generate leads.I have done some research, and I have found a variety of different companies locations and options to choose from.For example some tell me Polish VA's are the best while a good friend of mine swears by VAs out of the Philippines. 

Put the bulk of my equity into the bank and use it to put towards my savings to fund my first real estate deal (probably a flip). 1.6% is virtually free money.

It makes redemption virtually impossible.

Yet the appetite for home buying remained strong enough to drive prices upward in virtually all markets across the country.

I ran across a way of virtual wholesaling online using these auction sites like auction.com, xome.com, hubzu.com.

The upside, however, is virtually unlimited and I would have the flexibility to grow and customize the operation to my specifications from the start.Long-winded post, but I'd love to get others' input on the crux of the issue: buying vs. building.Disclaimer about myself for context: I have managed my own rental units as well as a handful of others, but have never worked full-time as a property manager.

If anything have someone 'Facetime' you and do a virtual showing to see the house.