For example, the area we are investing in with student rentals has ordinances with the types of furniture that can be used outside.  

If you're new to investing, starting out by trying to do everything virtually sounds like a waste of time to me. 

However if you have even a slightly sloped lot, where the top of that virtual tent is can mean the difference from being able to build one story or two. 

We are hungry to connect with mentors, and we feel that the BP community is a great mentor in and of itself, but we (I) need to move beyond virtual connections to real, in-person connections. 

I will be moving to Fulton county in GA next year and I wanted to explore the practice of virtual wholesaling.

Upholstered furniture can be bagged. 

As for other things like furniture and tv, how can I protect myself in the event something gets damaged or stolen?

Specifically the relationship I have made (even virtually) helps me grow both as an individual and my business.  

Try searching key word terms like virtual wholesaling. 

I saw an article advising flippers to invest in someone to set up the house with furniture and decor.