@Jason Turo - we tried using Mojo's Zapier flow but we just manually copy and paste the notes using a virtual assistant. 

As they mention on several podcasts, if you simply remove coffee and insert chocolate, this is virtually an identical opportunity to the coffee farm parcel ownership opportunity.  

Virtual meet ups are cool too!

You could easily get a virtual assistant to do this for you.As far as finding property owner addresses there are a number of sites out there such as List Source that will allow you to create a very targeted mailing list of absentee owners, equity owners, etc...

As an aside, there's definitely a lot of virtual providers out there, but having a relationship with local professionals when starting a business will (assuming you find a solid provider) more than make up for the costs associated, and when (not if) things ever go wrong, you've got a team of professionals already familiar with your operation who will stand by you, by your business, and by their past advice/services to make sure you stay protected.Best of luck!

If you aren't using them its amazing what you can do with virtual assistants , property helpers etc.  

@Lewis Christman Virtually all of the investors that we work with are out of state.

I wrote a blog post on finding a mentorhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3225/26426-how...But keep in mind BP is like one giant virtual mentor.

Prepare to be envious:The last one, he lived on the East Coat and inherited two free and clear rental SFRs in A neighborhoods in SoCal, quitting his job virtually the next day.

Can anyone give me any advice or success/horror stories on using a Virtual Assistant?