Virtually every large investor in every area of investing got big using other people's money and keeping a smaller piece of a much larger pie.

So, I was wondering if anyone on Bigger Pockets has had any experience using Virtual Assistants.I'm considering hiring one or, actually more than one to handle some task that I'm not that not well versed in, (I.E.

I can refi for up to 80% of the appraised value after renovations with virtually no hassle (no seasoning requirements, no rehab documentation, quick and less expensive closing vs conventional, etc.). 

I used an old laptop on which the keyboard was going out... 2 birds / 1 stone as far as I was concerned.

Land seems cheap, but due to restrictions on hillsides or zoning laws that require minimum lot sizes the cost to get approvals to build and restrictions on size of home that can be built render the land virtually worthless.Good Luck!

I purchased the ebook, The Smart Wholesaler, in hopes that it would teach me everything I needed to know in order to jump right in and get started with virtually no money down wholesaling.

At $2k deductible, the insurance company would cover virtually nothing in my opinion since most things that go wrong are under $2k to fix.  

IMO a quit claim from an heir is virtually useless in this scenario.  

I have virtually no experience with RE development.

If I, as the Buyer, have a contract with a Realtor to represent me as the Buyer's Agent, then it is their duty to ensure I get the best deal possible, not the seller.I'm wondering if it would be possible for you to hire a virtual assistant to handle and screen your incoming leads from a marketing campaign.