So I've been studying a lot about remote/virtual wholesaling.

His lead generation methods are 'old school' practical, proven, and I intend to combine them with the most modern approaches and virtual 'outsourcing...' then scale, and be 'disrupting' the entrenched industry, by 2020ish.

While she shared with us many great tips and hints on the wholesaling process, without giving away the barn, she vehemently discouraged virtual wholesaling, for many of its obvious reasons, mainly that you are not physically inspecting the home.

I, too, entered real estate investing after leaving an abusive relationship as a means to fund my retirement account that at age 43 was virtually nonexistent.

It's also probably one of your safest bets as it holds virtually all publicly traded REIT's in the US.

I'm considering hiring a virtual assistant to take care of some task for my REI.

If someone offers to be a virtual assistant then they are an independent contractor but if you hire someone directly they will be your employee with all that, that will imply.

Virtually always we get a qualified applicant on the first open house.  

We're looking for a small group (4-6 total) with moderate to advanced skills that would like to meet virtually on a monthly basis.  

Homes before the war, basements were virtually never meant to be habitable spaces, so there's a lot of work to be done to make it that way.