Snow removal services here tend to operate on a per-event pricing model (i.e. $40 to clear a drive/lot following a snow fall).

I've been simultaneously operating actively as a real estate investor/wholesaler.

From there, the best of them seem to have attracted investors at one point or another and their operations took on an even bigger scale.

I'd like to free up some of my time to be proactively cold calling/prospecting for leads.Although these virtual assistant are not in the US, they still operate on PST when I need them (9-5pm M-F).Tasks I plan on handing over to the VA are: admin work, research lists, bills, etc. but also following up with current clients that I'm working with in my pipeline.While it'd be great to free up the time that I currently spend following up with current clients, I'm worried this will come off as impersonal to clients.

@Tom Scott I think it's extremely important to operate within your own comfort levels especially when you first start out.

You are helping take some of the work load off the agent, you're learning the business, and... you have the potential to get paid by that agent for the work you do.And, if you decide to go in all by yourself, market Market MARKET!

Most recently, I've had a lot of network operations center work with AT&T and HP.

You show only 39% for operating costs and you left at management as well as capital expenses (cap ex).

The 50% rule (if I understand it correctly) says that your operating expenses will typically be 50% (plus/minus) of your market rent.

If one has not been in, working in, compliance areas of banking and the restrictions they must operate under, that person won't have a clue as to how transferring properties effects banking operations.Deed transfers are an aspect of the due on sale clause, the due on sale clause is not the only issue to changing deeds in title.