We qualify for VA but the home in its current condition although no major repairs needed, would not meet VAs strict guidelines so it makes sense to grab, fix up and refinance ourselves rather than keep subject to for a long period.

Some people have 6 VAs that handle 20-40 hours worth of stuff that they were doing, for a fraction of the cost.

Maybe someone else that uses VAs has?

I've used VAs for a completely different business, and to do so successfully I had to take the time to write very clear instructions.My business relied completely on email and other online communications, so I have no insights on how to manage them for real time or voice related communications, but I will say that I had to tailor my VAs to those parts of the business that could tolerate turnaround times of one working day (the VAs were in Asia), and that focused on routine activities and communications with management rather than with communications with customers or actions that were not covered by established procedures.The Tim Ferris book 4-Hour Workweek turned me on to the idea of VAs, and it took me a while to warm up to the idea.

In fact most of the folks I work with regularly use VAs rather than services.

Maybe not time as in hours spent putting in work, but its going to take multiple mailings or calls from VAs or lots of door knocking.

VAs are a huge help if you're on a budget.

I was wondering what everyone uses VAs for.I understand the utility of their services for wholesaling or marketing but I was wondering about other cool applications that you may heard of.Thanks!

Good afternoon BP Community,I'm looking at hiring VAs for several business functions. 

(Less issue working with title, lawyers, VAs, contractors, lenders, banks, sheriffs, etc.)Realtors/Real estate agents that work with investors, want to invest, work commercial, and know their ish in general.As far as courses: Don't take them from some guru.