He can get all three by working in the property management industry.

I've primarily worked with investors in this industry in off market acquisitions, now I'm ready to start the journey of becoming one myself:) Cheers to evolving as an investor.

To what extent would you say virtual assistants are key in a real estate team?
What duties do you think they best serve investors or in the real estate market? To what extent can the provide value to one's real estat...

-asphalt parking/driving(currently dirt with massive pot holes)(awaiting estimate form local company)-Individual metering (previous hotel, 3 different buildings(2 doors, 7 doors, and 6 doors), all on one meter)Any advice or things to consider are appreciated.

.) - Integration with lead capturing platforms including websites and social media- Workflow/transaction management systems that serve as a checklist to help you remember and organize the 5,000 different things you are working on for your various clients - Monthly pricing in the range of $10-$60/month Platforms such as Top Producer seem to be industry staples but there are several new(er) systems like Zoho that seem to offer interesting features as well. 

Property sizes can vary, but something with a couple of bedrooms usually appeals to a wider range of tenants.As for Houston, it seems like a solid market for MTRs with its strong medical presence and diverse industries.

This is an old trick in the insurance industry:  If you have a risk that you no longer feel good about, find an opportunity to cancel. 

So many successful investors come from the construction/carpentry/plumbing/electrical industry because it was there advantage.

I read that Booking.com was also taking a hit and yet, I also read that the tourist industry was experiencing a boom.

How would you describe the complexity of the real estate industry?