But also continue to virtually attend whatever meet-ups you were.

Have gained a lot from the virtual events this fall and am hopeful for post-holiday events to continue the real estate journey in 2021. 

The house pulls in $430 per room, will be locked in with cosignment from parents (student rentals) with rent on ACH/autopay schedule.The home is going to be rented from June 1st - May 1st, and there will be virtually no vacancies (this will be club on campus house, which I have personal connections to)The question is this: We have the ability to utilize a VA loan and purchase the house, with this option the mortgage is roughly $1100 monthly, we will be pulling in $3000 roughly in revenue, so between mortgage, insurance, and taxes the costs is $1100, with other expenses applied it will be roughly $800-900 positive cash flow monthly. 

There is a virtual meetup this Saturday. 

Tell John what you're good at, and I can virtually guarantee you that you will get more business from John than you give to John, and it'll be by like 50% or something, b/c this is so uncommon in our industry.

REIAs and investment groups/clubs/meetups: due to covid these are mostly virtual now nut you should still attend and let people know you have a deal available

As a part-time real estate agent and a full-time employee in the accounting industry, there were several things that were must-haves when I joined a brokerage.One was the ability to work virtually and not be tied to a desk or an office.

With the ease of doing business online now you should be able to find a cheaper out of area CPA that can handle you financial/accounting needs virtually. 

Where can I find bilingual virtual assistant for my wholesaling cold call?

So I'm looking at a property right now that was just posted today and it seems to be the best deal I've personally ever seen... the problem is that it's such a good deal that I would need to offer over or at asking price to get it, which would make it virtually impossible to wholesale.