Especially or handling objections. 

Of course they won't do it on their own...you have to object to it if objections are allowed by your contract. 

It is another landlord that is leaving the sharp objects.

So you have to balance out options with your short term / long term objectives / need for the cash. 

I am not aware of any state with a law that coerces the owner to be held hostage to markups and materials price gouging schemes dictated by the contractor.

I would agree with the comments above start out slow make your own calls at first get 1000 calls will teach you how to speak on the phone with the seller so you can teach the VA what to say when handling objects it took me about 4 months to get my first wholesale deal everyone is different but it taught me a lot.

Counter the objection to you earning income on finding them a secondary buyer in advance, not later when the deal fails because you withheld information or lied.

As a result I did a lot of investing over the constant objections of my wife. 

By leveraging local expertise and conducting comprehensive due diligence, you can make informed investment decisions that align with your long-term financial objectives in the Oklahoma City market.

It's essential to conduct thorough research, possibly consult with experts, and align your investment strategy with your financial objectives and risk tolerance.What are your thoughts on this topic?