I actually recently sold a home and purchased another and used the virtual tours offered on most RE websites.

Virtually all of them do.

Has anyone successfully done virtual wholesaling?

. — Professional photographer— Professional videographer— Full virtual tour, not just a slideshow — Drone service— Licensed professional transaction coordinators — In-house marketing department to assist the agent in maximizing the exposure of your property— Once a month (EVERY month) client appreciation gatherings at a local restaurant with free drinks and appetizers provided... just another way to say thank you for trusting us with your past, present, and future Real Estate needs— Syndication to well over 6,000 websites— Member of multiple MLS boards for extreme maximum visibility— Preferred vendors who offer discounts to ONLY Option One clients— Lifelong agent “Concierge Service” It’s almost like a game to us to constantly come up with ways to provide more value than we’re paid.

The 50% rule of thumb is usually a good starting point if you know virtually nothing about the property finances.

Whether you are hiring a property manager, an office manager, a virtual assistant, a plumber, or someone to mow your lawn, it all depends on your cost/benefit analysis.The biggest task with rentals is turnover.

Happy to meet and help you (although) virtually as well :) Best of luck!

Hi BP,I hear a lot of talk about how getting a Virtual Assistant can save a lot of time (money) in the long run if you utilize them properly...

There will virtually always be growth in DC. 

What’s the best way to find deal when virtual wholesaling?