Also. we also host a virtual meetup each month. we were doing 3 in-person meetups each month pre-covid, but the next virtual one is 11/19 if you're interested in attending.

You could explore "USPS Street Addressing Service," the UPS Store has one, or you could use one of the virtual office services that have a physical location.

https://cireia.club/  There are also several virtual meet ups on FB that I have seen turn into actual meetups. 

I'd love to network with some fellow rookies and hop on a Zoom call once or twice a week to work through some random houses on the MLS (I'd provide link and virtual drinks lol) to build our confidence and knowledge base.Afterwards would love to connect with an experienced investor to quickly gloss over a few to see if we've headed in right place, (this might require real drinks if in Houston!

With technology increasing people can view so many properties on their own, and can even tour virtually.

In my area there is a lot of pre foreclosures which is a property problem which I know but it's so hard to find that one person 😂 also I have to do virtual instead of door knocking cause I'm currently on house arrest.

Look for meet ups in your area (virtual), attend free webinars, start reading as much as possible on any and all topics related to investing and real estate.

I'm in the Phoenix market but I'm thinking of going virtual (for buying rentals), especially when it seems like other markets can provide me a much higher ROI and monthly cash flow than AZ.

Attend every local REI MeetUp (virtually or in person), study/research 2 to 3 hours per day, learn what due diligence means when it comes to potential partners, lenders and properties. 

It is sad to say that most books are pathetic and virtually carbon copies of every book that contains knowledge about two grades below high school.What you need to do is tuck your money away so it stops burning your leg through the hole in your pocket.