Checked the owner in deal machine and it is owned by an llc but the company was dissolved after purchasing.

Many are doing virtual sessions which is still a great way to gain knowledge and eventually see which met ups you'd like to attend in person.

The areas you mention (and virtually all other retail RE in San Diego) are going to be initially cash flow negative implying you will need to supplement the expenses for a period of time.This does not mean that they are not good investments. 

After working out a deal that would make us both happy, we virtually “shook hands” and agreed to circle back a week or two out. 

So I am thinking if I can own and operate a ~$6M piece of property with virtually a small down payment then I win.

Buyers and sellers still need to move, and the industry is looking for new ways to accommodate both the needs ofthe transaction and, of course, the safety of everyone.Many traditional real estate activities can be performed virtually.

For those who have seen success through virtual wholesaling (wholesaling in a different state than you live in), how do you have your legal entities/structure set up?

Well everything has gone virtual but yeah.  

The only thing I've had a moderate amount of success with is utilizing an O3 machine and using microban and if it is hardwood, covering it with another flooring or carpet. 

They aren't meeting in person right now - but many are meeting virtually online.