Experience is the best underwriting tool.

I'm entertaining hiring Egyptians because many of my colleagues have had great experience using them recently, but I've managed hundreds of VAs over my 10 years of investing with the majority of them being from the Philippines.Having a hiring process will determine the quality of applicants you receive. 

With no experience or funds to get going on this solo (currently a bartender), my thought was to join someone who is already doing it and learn along the way.

Hello BiggerPockets community,I’ve been exploring the use of virtual assistants (VAs) to support acquisitions, and I’m curious to hear your experiences.

I don't think it's wise to try this until you have proven experience and a solid partnership agreement.It's OK to scale slowly.

Breaking even on your first flip isn’t a failure—it’s a valuable learning experience.

If you know anyone reliable and professional that has an experience, I would really appreciate it?!

I lived in Michigan for five years before moving back to California, so I’ve seen firsthand how the market has evolved.A few things from my experience:•BRRRR still works in Detroit, but it’s not as easy as it was a few years ago.

I just closed on a new construction home through Rent To Retirement, and wanted to share my experience.

The rest came with time and experience.