From my angle, anyone in Florida trying to buy small multifamily basically has to make a same-day cash offer, or they have virtually no chance.

I feel like I am ready to make the jump and take action into my real estate career but I am unsure if I should wait to get back to Cleveland so I am in the area or if I can do wholesaling virtually until I get back for winter break. 

I’d stage one room, including fresh paint and nice furniture, etc.

@Kinju DudhiaThe great thing about partnerships is that each partner can negotiate whatever income/loss allocation.Partners who bring more to the table(time, capital, experience) should get more of an allocation.Regarding ease - it really depends on which partners are managing members/general partners and which partners have an above 19% ownership percentage.Banks normally require signature of all GP's when signing up for a bank.Lenders will normally want a personal guarantee of all partners with above 19% ownership percentage(confirm with your bank).With that said - you 4 should all have a virtual sitdown with an attorney and have an operating agreement set up.

Join virtual REI meetup groups.

He has been virtually wholesaling in Cleveland.

Also we host a virtual meetup once a month, the next one is this Thursday and we have an in-person meetup in Londonderry NH (haven't been able to do them in MA again yet).

Find a local REIA or Meetup and attend, virtually, if needed.- Rinse, lather, repeat.Good luck!

I am also willing to work virtually if the opportunity is outside of South Florida.Any suggestions or tips out there for real estate companies looking for an intern?

What @Paul Shannon said times 100.Money can be made in investing in real estate (or in any other commodity) virtually anywhere across the entire globe.