I was thinking of putting a program in the virtual training program to help with this but I'm a long way off for this idea.

We are giving free beta access to people in return for feedback and spotting bugs, etc.This means you get a FREE Virtual Assistant to help w/ property mgmt, things we handle include but not limited to: *communication *accounting*check in / check out *repairs *paymentsRight now we're still in the pre-beta phase and just want to get user feedback.

Is Brooklyn a good place to start wholesaling or should i start doing it virtually in another market?

We've done extensive research on both of them, and they are virtually equal when it comes to the basics. 

My #1 marketing tip (after you hang your license somewhere), is to engage in as many conversations daily as possible trying to solve problems, and building your team (lenders, virtual assistants, title firms, etc).

The mortgage holders are going to pay the HOA in virtually every case, and it's extremely rare that they would 'wipe out' the mortgage.

I’ve been angry quite a few in my inbox and the more I think about it the more open I become to a virtual relationship with a CPA.

Lastly, how about decluttering (yes even with a tenant in place), and taking professional photography, or virtually staging, or at the very least opening the blinds and photographing during the day.

BP is a great place to find people, both virtually and in real life, who are doing the type of investing you are looking to do.

As for mentors, if you will continue to seek one, it can be local or virtual.