This is such a great community of seasoned real estate investors  and your experience could really help me cut through the fog.Do you have time over the next couple of weeks to meet virtually for a chat?

I'm located in Seattle WA but can work virtually.

I am also thinking of using machine learning to evaluate all the listings and quickly identify deals. 

Most have gone virtual for the last several months.

@Roni Elias read books on real estate, listen to podcasts to learn from others in the industry, attend networking events (even if they are virtual), attend local meetups to get to know folks in your area.

Do you use docusign ? What do you use in order to send them the agreements they have to sign?

(I know you asked about RI specifically but your profile says you’re from Mass so I figured I’d mention that one too.)I think they have virtual meetings until that point but am not sure if they’re members only or not.I’ve found it harder to make new networking connections during the stay-at-home period, but relatively good for renewing existing connections as people aren’t distracted with a million other things and are usually happy for the human contact 😊

It was about $75 to rent the machine, $20 in sanding disks and 2 hours of my time. 

Don't count the income from the coin-op machines--they will only help you pay for part of the increased water bill.

  * I post virtual tours of my houses on YouTube walking thru the unit very slowly with my phone taking video.