There are also Virtual Assistants you can hire cheaply to work part time for you, but I have not done that personally (I know a real estate agent who uses one for calls and marketing, with success).If you ARE going to answer calls yourself, here are my other thoughts: As to your #1, I wouldn't answer a call like that in the car, either.

I own 1 rental in a 55+ but it is occupied by my wife's family so therefore I have virtually no cashflow.

We are looking to begin outsourcing our daily tasks. The first one to go is the one we dread the most.....cold calling FSBO's to ask if they will sell on terms. Does anyone have any recommendations of VA Service compa...

Granted I have never run the numbers on investment properties, you take a popular place like Broadway on the Beach and it's a virtual ghost town after October 1st.

Ideally I would like to be able to invest throughout the country in a virtual manner.

We have a steady supply of foreclosures both active foreclosures and new foreclosures coming to market, a large pool of renters and a virtually recession-proof economy fueled by government money.  

Square or Paypal are virtual banks, but same regulations apply, but they have less manpower or knowledge to deal with customers.

Hi All - I'm a new virtual wholesaler operating in the Buffalo, NY area. 

We are a large-volume virtual wholesaler, and work with all types of people.  

If you buy the rental without any mortgage, you are virtually buying an interest paying account with cash flow (rent).