As always thank you all for acting as my virtual mentors!

@Bishan Colon, No, there is no Better Business Bureau (or the equivalent of a Moody's) for several reasons, including the fact that virtually every syndication has a nondisclosure agreement that would probably make a public website equivalent to BBB or Moody's illegal (or at least a violation of those agreements).So ultimately you are responsible for doing your own due diligence, which you can do in other ways.For vetting a syndication, different investors do it differently because every investor comes from a different financial situation and has different goals and risk tolerance.

Hey, I would like to know how you guys are pulling tax delinquent list if you’re getting deals virtually ?

@Darren Winslow I'm a real estate investor and a realtor in orlando and Kissimmee, and my CPA is located in another city , What I wanted to say is that you don't need to have a CPA that lives in the city where the properties are located or even the state, now the best CPAs in the country works virtually and they do everything through EMAIL

Call people back after they leave a message if you want, but try to keep it all virtual to avoid the time suck. 

A move to a lower-cost area is a virtual certainty, but for now we enjoy living in Napa. 

You could do a lot by having them give you virtual tours and even FaceTiming while they do walkthroughs.

Welcome to week #3 of the virtual investing Mini-Series.Today I want to speak about a MAJOR benefit to doing your investing in other areas outside of your own backyard.Unlimited markets.Theoretically, because you are physically not going to be properties your market is essentially Unlimited.

Can do a lease option in another state  virtually? 

I would suggest definitely flying over to the market you selected before your first purchase and visiting with everyone you've met virtually and setting up your team.