@Evan Polaski has good advice on investing as an active investor starting out with smaller multifamily properties.There are tons of good books, podcasts, and both virtual and in person (again) conferences to learn more, ask questions, and meet potential advisors, contractors and other team members. 

Network with people in your area of interest (can be virtual!)

We’ve been meeting virtually throughout the pandemic and just hit 5 years in existence.  

I attended my first REI virtually last week, a handful of information was shared. 

I really want to start virtual wholesaling, and I don't really know where to begin, I'm having trouble with beginning this journey and would love some feedback from some experienced wholesalers or investors (:thank you in advance  

You can absolutely do deals virtually even if you aren't able to there.

. - He has virtually no equity in his current California home, despite the record-setting home prices.- He is trying to move from a tax state to a no-tax state (mine).- He has insufficient monthly income to get approved for a loan despite his sizable assets.For a money and income statement that's on the up and up, usually you've got options:1.

With that being said, I have been studying the market there and was going to start doing things virtually until I can relocate.

The only problem I see with the investment equation is the rent and mortgage a virtually the same.

How many use VA virtual assistant for answering the initial calls?