., Open Houses are prohibited, showings of tenant-occupied are prohibited, more virtual and on-line showings, and because my office is 'in the cloud' there is no need to go to an office for meetings, etc. 

There's a Thursday noon (local time) virtual meeting by Harold McGee & Jean Norton.

Virtually no updating needed (5k total with painting) and the appeal process for 2 units. 450 dollar app fee & 30 minutes in front of zoning & we got the green light.

or we can do a virtual meet up for first round.

I'm interested in closing our physical office, as we are a 100% virtual company; but the state of Pennsylvania requires me to have a physical office.

Nice to (virtually) meet you :-). 

Well after they were there for a couple hours they told us that the 65" TV in the living room was dead, the directv boxes were dead, the xbox was dead, the internet is dead, and the virtual pinball table boots up but the buttons don't work.  

I've seen plenty of videos suggesting that I go virtual and try my luck in the mid-western areas.

A go to tool for a good land sales guy ( me) was a metal detector to find those rebars that were put in 20 30 40 years ago.we worked subdivisions that were originally surveyed in the 20s and marked with redwood stakes.. and being CA that means they were at some point burnt down.. so you just looked for OLD little pile of ash's  :)  I had the 100 ft roll tape  could work out declination on my compass for true lot line direction then whip out the metal detector and try to find the rebar in 10 foot area.. worked most of the time.my current project Ivyridgeestatescanby  dot  com  our front lot line splits the sideway in half.. so surveyor comes back after we poor sidewalk  ( our responsibility financially) and monuments the front lot lines with brass markers in the concrete. there was a true art to selling rural lands..

@Kevin Mosier sounds good, feel free to connect if you want to do a virtual coffee first