There's definitely going to be a need for notaries in RE for as long as notarization remains a recognized and regular practice for ensuring the validity of contracts.With that said, though, I would be mindful of entering into a business where there is virtually no way to create a distinguishable difference between your service and the services of competing firms. 

There is a creative financing tool for virtually every situation.As you become proficient with each, you will be able to identify and apply the appropriate solution to engineer profitable transactions from previously “impossible” deals.

is there such things as virtual property management?

In all honesty, I'm virtually preparing for real estate a la Rocky's training montage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I don't have to type of job where I can answer calls unless it's at 12pm or after 4pm.Do the investors that have been(or are currently in) in my position some good advice for someone that can't afford a virtual assistant right now?

I'm wary of hard money lenders and I've contacted some private mortgage lenders in the area as getting a loan on this house is virtually impossible because of the condition of the property and my low income last year because I was still in school. 

i am glad to connect, i am a virtual assistant from the philippines.

You just missed his last one over the weekend (virtually of course).

Keep a good rapport with your tenants, and your turnover will be virtually zero.

Again, $25,000.As a contractor, you virtually have to hire this stuff out because trying to do all the paperwork required such as OSHA logs, proper masks, good faith survey, air quality monitoring, daily logs, safety manuals, medical clearance before and after, etc. is not possible for a licensed contractor to have all the paperwork done properly.