1.Subscribe to the BiggerPockets Money and Rookie Podcasts2.Attend the FREE WEBINARS3.Attend a Meetup in Your Area / virtual meet ups4.Purchase the Beginner Books: How to Invest in Real Estate, Set for Life, The House Hacking Strategy5.Peruse the forums!

1.Subscribe to the BiggerPockets Money and Rookie Podcasts2.Attend the FREE WEBINARS3.Attend a Meetup in Your Area / virtual meet ups4.Purchase the Beginner Books: How to Invest in Real Estate, Set for Life, The House Hacking Strategy5.Peruse the forums!

Physically being there doesn’t concern me, as long as I can get the video or walk it virtually I’m covered. 

You'll need both, especially buying in a new market virtually or sight unseen. 2) Your experience will be more enjoyable, take less of your time, and seem less chaotic if you've got someone experienced in your corner and prepared in advance to assist you. 3) You might not actually be talking to the listing agent.

There are lots of groups that meet virtually and one that I know of is meeting in person right now.

At this point all you can do is hope you can either air it out, use an ozone machine-make sure you follow directions.

If you’re interested in networking with other MA investors on the north shore we host a monthly virtual meetup (due to covid) which you can find on the events tab here on BP for 2/25 or feel free to message me if you’re interested in it and can’t find it.

However, SD IRA opens up virtually unlimited investment options (expect collectables and life insurance), whereas with conventional IRA you are limited to institutional investments only, typically tied to the stock market.

He did a virtual walkthrough of numerous properties, and we wound up closing on this one sight unseen after 4 offers turned down on other properties.

Can agency and subsequent fiduciary duty be implied through a virtual media?