There are ways to social distance and still get stuff done

I would instead, take your post off of Craigslist, and re-post in the correct forum either here on BP &/or on social media groups on Facebook for investors that are familiar with the location.Best of luck to you!!

My goal is to outsource or hire the "$10/hr tasks" that I shouldn't be spending time on anymore such as:Pipeline and Lead Generation:- Identify potential properties to buy near existing job sites- Project research- Deal analysis- Connect and message agents, investors, appraisers, attorney's and fiduciaries on Social media- Reach out to press publications- Contact sheetsDevelopment and Construction:- Contacting utility companies to remove and start service - set appointments, etc- Contacting Los Angeles Building and Safety for documents, submissions, appointments, etc- Get bids from vendors- Schedule appointments with vendors and follow upDoes anyone have experience with this and what has your experience been once you've gotten to this point?

Again it’s not the “high rents” that are the problem, it’s basic social distancing that is the problem which is hard to do in cities.

Purchase price: $220,000 Cash invested: $7,000 4,000 square foot multi-office commercial property catering to Psychology and social work professionals located in Syracuse, NY.

This has keep many investors active and engage in the buying real estate.

I'm engaged to what will be my 2nd wife after a lengthy and somewhat contentious divorce.  

While you consider the fate of housing, let’s wash our hands, put on our facemasks (yes, you), social distance, and get under the hood… Consumer Price Index.

Engaging with individuals who are already interested/comfortable with real estate and investing is much more efficient than trying to convince someone that first real estate is a good investment and then why you are qualified to manage a project. 

To assist with the paperwork, this may entail engaging a lawyer or real estate agent.