Over the long term San Diego properties have always (at least for 60 years) appreciated faster than inflation and faster than virtually all other markets.  

I'm new to virtual wholesaling, what are some up and coming markets should I watch out for?

What are some hardships I should anticipate with investing virtually?

My monthly payments are too high as a result and this makes virtually every cash-producing property (I have come across) one that I would, be losing money on, after taking into account the cost of managing the property.How can I keep upfront costs low while maximizing my return? 

More info on my separate post here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...I'm interested in finding 2-6 other guys to form a mastermind with (1M+, similar to GoBundance), focused on all aspects of life, business and money included (US based, Virtual: Google Hangouts, Zoom, or FaceTime, etc).

It’s also important to sit down (or have a virtual meeting) with your accountant on a quarterly basis to review your financials.Review profit margins and cash flow for each of your properties.Is the cash flow of each property still as projected when you purchased the property?

To find buyers is straight up networking and bigger pockets is a great way to do it virtually.   

I understand what he desires to show, but the home you live in is an asset by virtually any dictionary definition.  

but yes virtually every Heloc or unsecured LOC can be frozen and called unilaterally by the lender.. this is a fact.

Would you not register the LLC in NY to avoid that and find a place or even "virtual" office space to register the LLC in NJ?