I'm actually hiring out VAs and always refining what I do.I'm a life time learner so I'm just looking for "best practices" or find out what others are doing when reaching out to landlords out of the blue. 

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I've been looking for ocean front property but they are all just slightly out of my current range in this area.

Its a very rural town of about 7000 people mostly blue collar.

You get a yellow letter from "uncle Joe" and his letter is hand written, nice white paper blue ink.Then you also get a printed letter with a letterhead logo, a signature from the company head with a website link that points to a credible business with three thousand and 1 reviews all exclaiming how amazing these guys are professional, credible... are you EVER going to say "aahhh naaahh it is obvious these guys are reliable, legitimate and credible.. but I am going to go for Uncle Joe"?

Use this in bedrooms Cool Sheets- nice light blue.

If you have the stomach for it, all things being equal, the per unit cost of four unit homes would usually work in their favor.With that being said, I think the sweet spot is going to be 2 or 3 unit homes in blue collar or and/or up and coming towns.

:) Hey me and my wife own 18, 2 of them are str in ocean lakes Myrtle Beach, feel free to reach out. congratulations on your first!

But I want to know looking at the blue print so far.

. $35k for a custom ocean view casita in Mexico instead of $3k per month on rent in San Diego for one year.

Brown bag a lunch every blue moon.