I am no expert in rehabbing and would need to outsource many aspects.Here's a list of all the things I can think of from the top of my head:1 Front Porch Complete rebuild2 Top Porch3 Siding around entire house4 Paint around entire house (exterior) I'll do interior myself5 Electrical Work6 The back structure that appears to be "stuck onto" the house I would want knocked down and a garage added in the back.7 Surely a handful of interior walls knocked down (it appears to me the house may have been set-up as a duplex previously8 Probably dry-wall work in nearly every room9 I could actually probably repair the hardwood floors and lay tiles myself10 I also could do most bathroom renovations myself and kitchen renovations 11 I'm going to make the assumption this house needs roofing, electrical and plumbing work, which I know can have a lot of variance but perhaps someone can provide me with a range?

That said, you can outsource all the work, just gotta spend a lotta time up front setting up all your processes & technologies & hiring good people

Hello BP,Does anyone use a Virtual Assistant in their business and if so, what tasks do you outsource to them?

Working >80 hours a week as a resident so really trying to outsource anything 

The Little Rock area also outsources all of its construction projects to companies in Texas and they all need places to stay while working. 

If it's playing $20 an hour coder for work you can outsource or use a third part site for, OK.

Do you want to be hands on with the properties (i.e. rehabs, property management, etc.) or outsource these?

Why work a job that pays a lower hourly rate and outsource the work of managing the property? 

Ask if they outsourced it to a short sale negotiator and find out how experienced that person is.

Lock them up in a short sale contract, then 'outsource' the processing/negotiations to guess who?