You'll experience more in a shorter amount of time vs. starting off on your own.Aside from the team, I'd also recommend joining agent communities especially those that have virtual meetings to role play, accountability, discuss marketing tips, etc.

Virtual wholesaling can be difficult.

Let's say you really want to maximize potential, get in amazing pro photography, maybe some drone shots, possibly a 3D virtual tour.

I use virtual assistants from the Philippians or get a gig on Elance to do all that grunt work.  

One of the key takeaways in a person's wholesaling journey is finding the right people who are serious and want to connect with you to create profitable and wholesaling success.I connected with someone on the east coast and they want me to work with them as their virtual admin finding buyers and sellers for them.

If you are virtually wholesaling, meaning wholesaling in an area that isn’t near where you live or in another state, then you have two options to get pictures: One, the seller takes them and sends them to you.

They had a "virtual partner" named Nathan Davies to guide me throughout the program.

I hadn't thought about it being out of country virtual assistants that don't adhere to the do not call list or "remove me" request. 

I’m a big fan of multifamily deals and syndication myself—definitely where the real wealth-building happens.As for meetups, I’m part of a few real estate groups, especially REI Genius that hosts some great events, both in-person and virtually.

Would anyone like to share their thoughts on the effectiveness of cold calling, Facebook ads, and virtual driving for dollars in obtaining off-market deals?