(Some are virtual due to COVID).

Although local events have been affected by covid restrictions, hopefully virtual meetings become more available for investors. 

I took your advice, they've received the move-out notice and check list via Rentredi (virtual paper trail), we successfully listed, toured and signed up new tenants for the apartment already, utilities squared off on my end and communicated to them to square them off on theirs. 

Read books, listen to podcasts, go to local meetups, look and analyze properties, make investor friends online, consume real estate content, go to physical and virtual conferences, to name a few. real estate is sort of a long game, you'll always be learning so once you make good habits the wins will follow 

Was wondering if you all had any ideas on best practices on finding financial partners, besides lenders, and banks, that would be open to partnering on deals in a virtual world?

When virtually wholesaling should your title company be in your state or the state the property is in.

We're not in Milwaukee, but have helped many get going with STRs through Zoom calls and virtual help. 

I can get in for virtually nothing, it's the repairs that are going to kill me. 

I'm looking for a title company which can service TN and GA, but can fully do virtual closings.

Hello all, I have been working a lot off of prop stream and I've made some pretty large lists. Ive done a bunch of cold calling and feel that I can use that time that I am calling better in a different area. I was won...