Virtually everywhere investors are scavenging for anything remotely close to a deal - experienced, seasoned investors who can usually do the numbers in their heads in less than 10 seconds. 

I'm diving back in to real estate after a 7 year hiatus in which I built my Reclaimed Wood Art and Decor business, ivegotahammer, and it's offshoot, The Golf Artist.I've been inspired by my son who has been crushing it wholesaling in our area, and we've decided to partner and do some flips together.

I'm using virtual assistants from Upwork to help me with my bookkeeping and property research, and using this fantastic BP site makes it easy to connect with agents/property managers/contractors on the ground where I'm buying.I'm only just getting my first purchases underway now, so I don't know how much tax I have to pay.

Built a state of the art composting toilet.

A lot now are virtual.

Virtually any lender can do these.

Anyone have other creative strategies you are using to find off-market properties in virtual markets?

After that, it's better to sub that out to (virtual) assistants and touch base with them quarterly or so. 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/828404-2-day-virtual-real-estate-event-may-29-30

Of course, they're all now being held virtually, which has its pros and cons.