Im licensed in MD,DC and VA......as well as MA where I do a few things virtually. 

It may be a virtual meeting.Just tell people you are new and want to learn.

But more importantly, begin to build your team and connections by joining a local live (or virtual) meet-up group that focuses on RE investing.

I would check here on the forums for a REI specailized tax pro vs. one local to TX- especially with there not being an income tax there, local won't offer much benefit vs. skilled but virtual. 

While all that is in the works, we want to extend our network so we will be starting a virtual meetup in Maine next month as well.With all that being said, what do you guys think about branching out into another area so we have a bigger pool to choose from?

@Rebecca Miller virtually all realtors that I know, myself included, prefer to work with a familiar local lender because we trust in their ability to close.

@Christopher Nicholas in most if not al states a tax sale wipes out a mortgage and virtually all liens.

Hi BP, I am curious to know for the people who have hired a virtual assistant or someone to answer their inbound calls from direct mail or other means, what questions do you normally ask to find the right candidate? 

Hello everybody I am a new investor and I am so lost on how to hire a virtual assistant and train them on how to find off-market deals.

I am looking to network virtually with individuals actively investing in out of state properties.