Wealth people use this technique all the time with works of art.

We learned that good tile guys are really expensive, but they're worth it because good tile work is like an art form.

There are some wholesalers who sales properties virtually.

Also, virtually every vacant house deal that I've done has had delinquent or defaulted property tax liens.Time permitting, field work includes interviewing neighbors about owner's whereabouts and time vacant.

I know people always talk about virtual assistants, but they cannot possibly do everything for an investor.

It is a HUGE money drain to your bottom line, and because of all the laws and health department inspections, which force you to comply, your hands are virtually tied to keeping the pool in operational condition and up to code.Good luck!

Among those reasons, it was virtually impossible to find anything out about the property in terms of previous rents, repairs, etc., as it was a foreclosure.It seems like these properties could potentially be great deals, but there are a lot of unanswered questions and that makes it difficult to pull the trigger.I guess my question is how to approach evaluating a foreclosure differently than you might for a property where you can actually contact the owner or seller's agent for answers to common questions.Thanks.

The guys discussed virtual wholesaling.

My accountants are in CA but they work with people anywhere virtually.

You might have trouble understanding some of the terminology but you can search BP for virtually any subject related to investing.