(at the top of the website)You can also check out the tax forums and see if any one who is active on the website would be a good fit- most REI tax pros work with clients virtually. 

@Anthony Turco@Bruce Woodruff and I will do it virtually.

Rents are coming up fast so 3years could only be a year if you can raise rents.We have virtually no ADUs in DFW area. 

@SamSilverman - Hello Sam, I am a new investor residing in Dallas tx, I have been reading books, live on the BP forums, listen to podcasts, attend local real estate meetups with My wife who is fully.on board now, (took me about 2 years to educate and bring her on board)I am currently employed as a gm for a family owned restaurant ( not my family) working long hours but I am looking to work my way to REInitially I was fired up about multifamily specially duplexes, but here in Dallas unless it's off market there are virtually none existing, and when one is finally found it's either above 400k.

Hello all,First we had Virtual currency, now you can buy virtual real estate. 

While you "may" be able to find this coverage, it would be hard for sure and virtually impossible for the tenant to secure since they don't have an insurable interest. 

Remember all those meetups prior to COVID? Or maybe you are new to real estate investing and never attended a meetup. There is value in meetups. They put you in touch with other like-minded investors who share their k...

One recommendation that we've seen success with is driving for dollars (virtually), which is a unique list that only you can create!

An alternative is to ensure you have plenty of quality photos of everything, and I'd also do a video walkthrough/virtual tour of the property as well and give applicants a link to the video/tour.I'd follow what @Nick C. mentioned and maybe to a verbal screen off the bat to ensure that the property is right for them and they meet your criteria.

BP is a great place to find these people, both virtually and in real life.