If you can access all/virtually all of the plumbing, you can either patch the bad spot or if the plumbing is old and dilapidated you'd be changing it anyway so it won't matter. 

What virtually all these people have in common is they know less than $hit about RE.  

They just announced their next virtual (free) event for September 21st.That said, from experience, you must do your own due diligence on each affiliate/property and syndications.

I have return that has virtually doubled my investment in just 2.5 years.  

Or a virtual assistant (VA).  

And, when a great deal hits your desk, you know that it is virtually impossible to say no.Is anyone seeing deal flow pick up?

I will be glad if you can connect me with any good one that I can participate virtually.

If you are asking if you should meet the tenant to show them the home, vs them applying sight-unseen, that is a very different answer and should be yes whenever possible. 9 out of 10 times if we secure a lease with tenants who apply to rent a property 'sight unseen' because they are coming from out of town and can't seen it in person until the day of move in [even if they have a friend/relative/agent do a virtual showing and walk through it themselves] it typically never ends well and the home is NEVER what they expected and are unhappy right from the start.

The chances of someone being an agent but not a Realtor, not having MLS access, and yet somehow still have a vibrant off-market deal list, with no buyers system already lined up, is virtually zero.Quote: that was a court settlement, not a lawA decision by a court is law. 

Where can I find your virtual meet-up?