Technical difficulties - including the webinar-host going down right as Brandon started the webinar - made it virtually impossible for anyone to actually watch.

We have virtually the exact same goals, and I just wanted to reach out.

Does anyone know how I can get started with virtual Wholesailing? 

Welcome to BP @Tyler Caruso I do virtually all my investing in Baltimore.

:Up and Coming Duplex2 bed 1 bath unit that will rent for around $1600 (conservative estimate)1 bed 1 bath for $1000annual taxes 5kBeautiful street with walk to quaint shops and restaurants, should virtually 0 vacancy due to Portland rental market.Rent ready(new paint, solid appliances, refinished hardwood floors, mature low maintenance landscaping ) but could improve 1 bed unit for several thousand only.Will likely sell for around 450K+(similar property 6 months ago went for that, I offered 430K and missed out)Should I put in an offer and for how much?

As Ann mentioned, virtually no experienced lender wants to run around with you evaluating dozens of properties until you get one.

I've also been toying with the idea of a virtual bookkeeper/assistant but I have no experience in that and not sure if anyone has had success in that area.Thanks!

Most of my tenants pay virtually so collection is a breeze, and maintenance is something that you develop relationships with reliable contractors for over time. 

I am thinking about going into other wholesaler friendly markets and wholesaling virtually. 

My impression is that it is virtually impossible to secure a mortgage since I have no real income.)