With the low barrier to entry, you can start off with virtually no money by going to work for a successful real estate team or listing agent.

It's almost like having a bunch of virtual mentors ready to help when needed! 

it was all owner financed so no appraisals , no banks, no inspections other than well or septic.. and sometimes some survey work... and I double ended virtually every deal I ever did.. with commissions at 10 to 15% of gross.. so my net income was a fair bit better than most resi agents in the day..

A lead bank which has:a. sole or primary and virtually exclusive access to borrower information, andb. primary or exclusive control of loan administration and enforcement upon default;5.

My suggestion is to not be too virtual and to be more hands on in the field.

I see a lot of wholeseller use a virtual assistant, i just want to create something similar but free for us. 

I ask because I see passive mid-term 15-25% return investments come across my virtual desk, but they generally carry "more" risk than the 10-14% ones.  

My research and gut feeling are telling me not to get those(not really owning the unit/s, having to ask permission from the co-op board for virtually everything Id like to do to to the unit, not being able to rent the space during the first 2years, and having potential neighbors perform open surgery on my financials doesnt sound fun to me.)

@Ryland Taniguchi: Do you need in-house, or would you be willing to consider virtual?

Virtually ever turnaround time given to me has been exceeded by days, sometimes weeks.