I already have VAs making calls and getting me the props info, then I analyze them to find deals.

if their tooling is easier to use.Maybe you found VAs who are better at html / templates that we are?

We are doing more wholesaling than flips right now and managing our own rentals/lease options (since we both live and work in Memphis - it just makes more sense for us at this point).I do have a couple of VAs working for me now:  phones, research, etc. 

Some folks delegate to cheap VAs to do the rough cut talking to sellers then you personally only talk to sellers closer to wanting to commit to a profitable deal.

I am seeking a mentor with experience in raising private funds and purchasing multi-family real estate, will consider J/V. As

He's got some great stuff about VAs but he's so smug I can only take small doses.Re-reading the John Sandford 'Prey' series

@Mahesh Sam, @Brie Schmidt, @Jonathan Klemm and others.I had my VAs do an in-depth research project on every zip code in Chicago and I got some pretty interesting results.It's very much a layman's approach but I still think the insight is valuable so I wanted to share with you all.What I had them do was pull data from https://www.bestplaces.net/ which is a pretty cool website that provides a lot of market data (for free!

@Jeremy HortonEmail marketing to qualified leads, Text messaging, Voicemails left by VAs etc.You have to be create in finding deals that meets you investment goals.All the best!

Originally posted by @Greg V.:As

I have hired a team of VAs to do operations and they have helped me scale the business.