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Priya Thomas
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How much are you paying your virtual assistant?

Priya Thomas
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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How much are you paying your virtual assistant? What are the type of tasks you are asking them to do? Where are they from.

We are buy and hold investors - so any suggestion of how to leverage a VA would be greatly appreciated.

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    Shamus Wheeler
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    Shamus Wheeler
    • Rental Property Investor
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    @Jeremy Baxter I also recommend Upwork and have used it for many types of projects. The list of tax delinquent properties that you mentioned sounds like a good opportunity to list as a one-time project. With this, you can pay a fixed rate for the project and have freelancers bid for the price. I like to look for freelancers that have good reviews, but little experience (<100 hours). I find that these freelancers typically put in the most competitive bids to get reviews on the platform. If you like the work of the freelancer you select, you can always message them later and ask them if they would like to do more work for you. Good luck!

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