My goal is to outsource or hire the "$10/hr tasks" that I shouldn't be spending time on anymore such as:Pipeline and Lead Generation:- Identify potential properties to buy near existing job sites- Project research- Deal analysis- Connect and message agents, investors, appraisers, attorney's and fiduciaries on Social media- Reach out to press publications- Contact sheetsDevelopment and Construction:- Contacting utility companies to remove and start service - set appointments, etc- Contacting Los Angeles Building and Safety for documents, submissions, appointments, etc- Get bids from vendors- Schedule appointments with vendors and follow upDoes anyone have experience with this and what has your experience been once you've gotten to this point?

Yes outsourcing existed before as well, but looking from a business owner perspective, we went through a year of remote work and now I see that I could at the bare minimum get certain operations, roles fully completed by someone remote where I don't need to pay high wages for a resident SF employee.

If you're outsourcing Id like to hear your thoughts on the work as I'm always looking for good crew.

He may be able to troubleshoot you some things for you as possibly setting up the chart of accounts and maybe doing the first couple months of book for you to use as a template.Alternatively, you may be able to outsource the bookkeeping function to them.If you want to learn bookkeeping/quickbooks, there are normally programs in large cities that teach the software.

If you are one and you call during business hours there’s a pretty good chance you won’t get outsourced. 

Then see if you can outsource the trivial parts, like to someone locally to go in and do it for you.

Sometimes we outsource and bring in project specific bids.

If there's enough of the concrete (more than 50 bags or so), I'll call a concrete truck and probably outsource it to a dedicated concrete crew.4) Depending on the amount of drywall (More than about 20 boards, or 15-20 individual patch/seam repairs), I may call in a drywall crew of 2-4 people who will come in with bazookas, drum sanders, and other assorted specialty tools.

Put together a year-long marketing plan and stay on top of it or outsource these functions.Write content that is really good that will help your prospective clients above all.

Marketing on the internet, setting up websites, optimizing websites, its all the same...before outsourcing you should run through it your self, else how do you know if your getting what you paid for?