@Arif Sealey I've considered using virtual staging before as an option to at least get people in the door, but in general I think physical staging is money well spent to get the property sold faster.  

After doing some research I figured out that I wanted to wholesale virtually since I live in the dreaded Southern California market.After doing some research at the end of last year I settled on Tampa as my new virtual farm area.

I use BP as my virtual REIT meetup/mentor in the meantime.

You've got to build trust with the person you're talking to and if you have a tough time doing it virtually, then go with what works for you.I have clients all over the world, from Australia to Italy to Liberia as well as all over the US from California to Florida and Michigan to Texas.  

@Elbert Dockery I'm trying to open a virtual Market in Kansas City and found out that their cash-on-cash is 20%.

Hello fellow agents/brokers/owners.  I own and operate a small Brokerage in CT with two small offices, but growing a little quicker than I expected I would, which certainly is a great problem to have.  I wanted to rea...

But since the business and the administration seem to be virtually indistinguishable from one another, perhaps that is a group of people he could tap to help set olicy.(4)  There is a long list of things that Trump said he might do.  

Virtually all the decisions are left to the general partners, and this is where some buy and hold investors would say no thanks because they want to have final control of their assets.  

The best solution I've found was to take some tours of (virtual or in person) of properties in the area to get a feel for what properties are like.

The house was renovated a couple years prior to me purchasing it, so the maintenance is virtually nothing.