They are based in NYC but they are set up as a virtual CPA so this should suite your needs being an out of state investor.

We were takin in by 2 mentors in Canada who are Virtually investing in Georgia.

We know the area, we know the contacts you need for surveys, repairs, inspections, etc. and as investors, I'd love to learn what your strategy is.If you have questions about Charlotte, want us to turn you on to some virtual REI meetings or just want to pick my brain, feel free to ask me on here.Here is the link to the FHA upper limits in NC:https://entp.hud.gov/idapp/htm...

Go to meetups (there are plenty of virtual meetups in this Covid world) and see who the people in your area are using. 

Are they local to you or virtual?

More recently I’ve tapped into Virtual Wholesaling and have started diving into more softwares like Lead Sherpa, PropStream, Mojo Dialer, BatchSkiptracing, and thinking about hiring Call Motivated Sellers and a VA to call my lists and organize all the data.The problem I’m facing is the large monthly subscription costs of all the softwares and services to keep it all going and my lack of experience in the virtual market.

It always blows me away how often people who say they want to be "investors" will go with an agent who knows virtually nothing about real estate investing or property management.

A virtual assistant? 

I am in Charlottesville, VA but I work virtually and my market is in Richmond.

She has been turned down for both, as she is eligible for employment, just chooses not to work as several of her daughters are in school virtually.