Ok, when you have to meet a seller remotely, do you set up an appointment with him first and then try to find someome to meet him remotely and take pictures of the house OR do you first find someone to meet him for you and then you set up the appointment with the seller?

Where can I start learning besides just the internet(and where else can I learn on the internet?).

I have created a system/algorithm to find properties for sale on the internet that are under tax appraisal.

The Millionaire Real Estate Investor is a classic one but IMO it’s really outdated and doesn’t include the power of the internet (written in the early 2000s I believe).

Some of his tenants started a facebook page, organized, and had several thousand followers attacking him all over the internet, threatening his life and business, and making a mess of his life.

Over the past 3 years I have acquired a very comfortable amount of discretionary income, and after going through some real estate books, and internet blogs/forums, I've settled on a plan of purchasing one home a year for the next 5 years (minimum 5, maybe more but 5 is the plan for now).I'm curious about options.

Some services you can provide include:- H/S internet connection- Working desk- Conference rooms- Closet areas or small phone booths to take calls- Separate office space (either dedicated or on demand)- Lockable storage- Printer scanner copier servicesService can be either included in rent for high end amenity, or additional change for some tenants to use.

Yes, we will set up an appointment with a tax professional as soon as we can but with COVID-19 so it has become rather difficult.

Scam  99.9% of the time.small up front fees are common with many large fee's are common if you looking for a 5 to 50 million dollar loan.. but then you can pretty well tell if the lender is for real and you will not find them on the internet LOL

This is a question for your lawyer, @James Pulli, not an internet forum.