Supply is extremely low here relative to demand and finding a deal on the MLS by yourself is going to be virtually impossible. 

@Mark Durham yes buyer seen the property virtually.

@Ashlyn Longobardi  The next meeting is this Wednesday and we are currently meeting virtually via Zoom.

It's possible to virtually wholesale, but anyone who does ok at that would do 100x better doing it in person.

Hire a virtual assistant to get you direct meetings with homeowners.

However, value-add is an opposite of turnkey where virtually no value is left for the buyer.As far as net refinance proceeds, the times of 100% (or even 75%) are over.

If someone organizes a large business around wholesaling, they may need to be a licensed real estate broker and their operators licensed salesman to avoid regulatory problems - in many states.Look at what brokerage firms have done using tech to create virtual offices, virtual teams, etc.

I don't agree to less because I spend money on professional photography, virtual staging, and even some renovations.

I work virtually all over the country. 

I've lived in MN for quite a few years but I'm curious to know if its a good market or if I should focus my energy toward virtual wholesaling elsewhere.