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All Forum Posts by: Bob Lachance

Bob Lachance has started 353 posts and replied 491 times.

Post: Property Manager - In House or Hire?

Bob LachancePosted
  • Specialist
  • West Hartford, CT
  • Posts 521
  • Votes 52

@Lesley Resnick You are absolutely right. As investors we should always be working towards optimizing our businesses to run more efficiently. Whether it is property management, marketing, direct letters, cold calling, having a system in place or delegating these tasks to someone else, allows for maximum focus on negotiation with buyers and sellers. Our services provides real estate trained Virtual Assistants for all real estate needs. Feel free to message me if you want to learn more. 

Post: Outsourcing Driving for Dollars

Bob LachancePosted
  • Specialist
  • West Hartford, CT
  • Posts 521
  • Votes 52

@Ethan Anderson Have you considered hiring a virtual assistant to delegate these tasks to? Having someone driving for dollars throughout the week from marketing, mailers, cold calling, and other touches, this will save you a significant amount of time and energy to focus on more important tasks at hand. If this is something you are interested in learning more about, please feel free to message me directly. 

Post: REI Trained Virtual Assitants

Bob LachancePosted
  • Specialist
  • West Hartford, CT
  • Posts 521
  • Votes 52

Each VA is screened, vetted and assessed by our skilled personnel staff, ensuring you're paired with a high quality, high performing professional who knows your business.

Post: Help Analyzing a Deal

Bob LachancePosted
  • Specialist
  • West Hartford, CT
  • Posts 521
  • Votes 52

One thing to looking into is using Virtual Assistance. This is a great way to delegate tasks and outsource work to save time and energy for more financially rewarding tasks. There are systems that works perfect whether you are into rehabbing or wholesaling.

Post: Flippers: What's the most value agents can bring?

Bob LachancePosted
  • Specialist
  • West Hartford, CT
  • Posts 521
  • Votes 52

One thing to looking into is using Virtual Assistance. This is a great way to delegate tasks and outsource work to save time and energy for more financially rewarding tasks. There are systems that works perfect whether you are into rehabbing or wholesaling.

Post: Expert Real Estate Virtual Assistant Services

Bob LachancePosted
  • Specialist
  • West Hartford, CT
  • Posts 521
  • Votes 52

Our Virtual Assistants are trained on various categories:

1. Marketing for deals (Agent Enrollment system, FSBO System, etc.)
2. Taking Seller Leads
3. Building a Buyers Leads (Google sys. CL sys. Linkdn sys.)
4. Lead Management
5. Follow-up
6. Social Media Branding (FB, Linkdn, IG, etc.)
7. Running Comps. on Prop.
... and much more!
Each VA is screened, vetted and assessed by our skilled personnel staff, ensuring you're paired with a high quality, high performing professional who knows your business.

Let me know your thoughts as we can send you some of our system

Post: Virtual assistance

Bob LachancePosted
  • Specialist
  • West Hartford, CT
  • Posts 521
  • Votes 52

@Erik Romo Erik - Yes, send me a message and we can go from there! 

Post: Crash Course in Hiring a Virtual Assistant: Interview Questions

Bob LachancePosted
  • Specialist
  • West Hartford, CT
  • Posts 521
  • Votes 52

Picture coming to work after an amazing weekend filled with plenty of fun and plenty of R&R only to discover that all of your to-dos are DONE.

All the errands you had to run—DONE.
All the admin tasks you were dreading—DONE.
All the tedious charts and analyses and spreadsheets—DONE, DONE and DONE.

This is not out of the realm for your business, believe it or not. In fact, it’s how some of the most successful real estate companies function every single day.

If tasks like this were off of your list for good, wouldn’t you have much more time to work on your business instead of in your business?

The smartest, most strategic and most effective way to grow your business is to get out from under it—in other words, to not do everything on your own. If you’re running around doing mundane tasks with little impact and no direct tie to dollars, you’re wasting your time. As the business owner, you must focus on the interactive, strategic, and creative aspects of your work – the high leverage activities that only YOU can do.

Everything else should be delegated.

The first step? Get a virtual assistant and start outsourcing your daily tasks. It's a growing trend with real estate investors and entrepreneurs, and with good cause. Hiring a qualified, hands-on VA can increase your productivity by 10x, 100x or more. Really, who wouldn't want that? And, more importantly, who couldn't benefit from that?

So what’s keeping many business owners from pulling the trigger? Most people have trouble handling the hiring process.

And I get it—I wasn’t always an A+ hiring manager. Who you hire can have an enormous impact on your business, for better or for worse. Bringing the wrong person on board can have detrimental effects on your business now and in the future. Trusting someone who’s under qualified or has malicious intent can stall—or even destroy—your business.

While that’s scary, it’s no reason to bury your head in the sand and stay a solopreneur forever.

The smart thing to do? Become a better hiring manager. And don’t worry, it’s actually a lot easier than it sounds…

Save yourself from endless stress and confusion by hiring the right person

Post: Virtual assistant and confidential information

Bob LachancePosted
  • Specialist
  • West Hartford, CT
  • Posts 521
  • Votes 52

@Chatree C. Great questions! When it comes to virtual assistants you need to make sure you are working with a reputable company and one that has in-house virtual assistants. the majority of companies do not have in-house virtual assistant and therefore are not liable for for any stolen confidential information that is taken from the investor. For this kind of stuff you ideally want a company that has signed documentation that protects the investors information and anything else their virtual assistant has access to, as well as employing in-house virtual assistants. This is why my company has built our model around hiring in-house virtual assistants that are all college educated. We enroll them into a 5 week real estate investing education, where they learn everything they need to know about real estate investing and then from there spend the next week or so training them on the investors business, systems and processes they will be working for. If this is something you are interested in learning more about, please feel free to send me a message!