I have no problem moving to a new location but I don't know what a good location looks like currently.You can virtually do real estate anywhere, its just a matter of knowing whats going on in that particular place.

Virtual Assistant isthe closest I could find.)

My other (IT related) business use to rent office space (from our Real Estate company), but now we simply rack space in a datacenter and the office is virtual.

Most weeks and months, it's virtually nothing, but it is time consuming when issues arise, and tenants turn over.

I think I need to print off @Gayla Kemp 's post for future reference as my plan is virtually identical to her description but there were some details that I had no idea about. 

@Josh James (don't think that method of linking is right either - sorry Josh)I'm looking into virtual/remote wholesaling in growth area's.

Virtually every large investor in every area of investing got big using other people's money and keeping a smaller piece of a much larger pie.

So, I was wondering if anyone on Bigger Pockets has had any experience using Virtual Assistants.I'm considering hiring one or, actually more than one to handle some task that I'm not that not well versed in, (I.E.

I can refi for up to 80% of the appraised value after renovations with virtually no hassle (no seasoning requirements, no rehab documentation, quick and less expensive closing vs conventional, etc.). 

Land seems cheap, but due to restrictions on hillsides or zoning laws that require minimum lot sizes the cost to get approvals to build and restrictions on size of home that can be built render the land virtually worthless.Good Luck!