This allows him to be virtually hands-off from his properties, and he doesn't need to pay a property management company on a monthly basis. 

What they teach in the licensing course has virtually no use to a real estate investor, in my opinion.

There is virtually no spread.  

If your going to be doing virtual wholesaling you will need every advantage possible.

However, here is a link to a website that rates different virtual receptionist services: http://virtual-receptionist.org/Hope this helps!

How I have set up a small company, with Virtual Assistants.Here is exactly how I do it.Why do I like to work with VA’s?

They are out of Orange, CA but they can work with anyone virtually.

I should have paid off in less than a year.This particular home is in a nice area, priced right and is virtually turn key. 

At this point I will either get a license and do these deals here or do them virtually in one of the states you mentioned (I would have to partner with a wholesaler in one of those states who can do the groundwork while I provide him with good leads, contracts, tenant screening, etc.)Just to clarify, If I got my license, the assignment of lease option would be perfectly legal?

After listening to podcasts, I heard investors talk about VA’s (Virtual Assistants).