@Natalie Schanne Ha!

Ha...love the analogy.

I avoid that intersection at all costs now...HA

odesk.com is a great one to use. but look at it as any other employee, you wouldnt hire a new employee and let them start taking calls. so start the virtual assistant off slow and ease her/ him into knowing and buying into your business model. i personally have never used one because im no where near big enough to need one. ha but the usual pay i have heard is around 3 dollars an hour. im sure for a phone answering duty they could quote you a price. but i heard on the podcast how this one guy had gone through like 3 virtual assistants and thought they were useless but then he realized that he was putting way to much on there plate at one time. so the next one he eased into it and she turned out great for them. there is a whole podcast on virtual assistants im not sure which one it is but look through them it would give a lot of clarityhope this helps 

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@Sara Roane also just re-read your post and you don’t want house hack pls forgive me, ha!

I wonder if it is one of my tax liens.A good collections attorney is Jeffrey Tapper. ha may be able to help and has an office in Owings MIlls.