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.

If anything the washing machine is in the kitchen and the dryer out in the small attached storage room. 

A lot now are virtual.

If you wanted to buy some time , find a plumming outfit with a "Jet Rodder ) Its a trailer mounted machine , basically a heavy duty power washer with lots of force .

Virtually any lender can do these.

One of the contractors said they had a new machine that could do epoxy lining of the cast iron plumbing system underneath the house.

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.