As a commercIal broker focusIng on Tenant Rep, I’m thinking of having a VA develop my daily call list of potential Tenants in the Market. - What has been your experience in using VA?

I am a small investor (10 rentals) and I receive multiple calls and texts daily (even at my workline) asking if I would be interested in selling property I own.

I analyze properties daily and investors often work with me because of my vast network and expertise built up over 15 years in the business.Family Dollar lot's of them tend to be NN meaning depending on what is in the lease  you could be responsible for roof, structure, utility lines, parking lot, etc. 

This tennat sounds extremely entitled in his approach to dealing with daily life and has clearly zero respect for others.

Also included in the list - Access to tax lien hotline team and support staff- Online Auction Center, participate in daily practice auctions and live online auctions to invest from the comfort of your home.

As a multifamily, my partners have hired experienced handymen with management experience or those that can be management themselves and offered lower cost room in exchange for daily duties that revolved around their own work, no problems whatsoever until they move but even then, you can retain them for the work.

-----------------------------Here's one suggestion: I see you standing in your profile photo in front of a hot yellow car of the variety than tends to get speeding tickets, and this is not the first time we've seen something like this on BiggerPockets.Can you sell the car and buy yourself a much less expensive car for your daily usage?

*make a budget on getting leads*set up campaign timeline and strategy*set up farm area, add zip codes any type of houses and homeowners-Marketing Campines:*set up a phone system and schedule times for phone inside/outside phone calls*set up Drive for dollars a daily timeline*create a budget for marketing*set up a lead phones calls follow up system and timelineStep 3: Approach-Take an action-Keep track on the marketing numbers and ROIThank you.

If I remember correctly it covered:Tenant/landlord lawsScreeningEvictionsFormsMove in /move outLots of other mundane stuff we landlords face on a daily basis   I took it when I first bought MF and credit it with helping me be a sucessful Landlord  You can check www.laneroa.com for the classes they offer And thank you for offering this type of information! 

As long as you stick with your calculations, you don't need to just sit and wait.If you look outside of real estate though, the stock market has become much more volatile with big daily swings.