Hello BP,so I have acquired 3 turn-key properties since when I started in Summer  and in process of closing on 2 more.Out of total 5, 2 are relatively close by (PA and NJ) and I have seen them and believe those are great purchases, but the other 3 are "virtual" buys - via turn key providers online...When I take time to reflect on online purchases, I can't help but think that this is probably not the smartest way to invest my money.

It's certainly more affordable, and virtually anyone can qualify.

Greetings BP Network:I am looking for best practices for hiring a virtual assistant to assist with filtering through probate lists for wholesaling.

I had virtually no money, and banks were still doing 100% financing. 

I suspect these folks if they are like me.. get a few letters a week each one saying virtually the same thing.. does not take a genius to understand whats going on.It was very much like when I buy court house steps properties  and I walk in and many times the person who lost the house has a stack of their direct mail pieces sitting on the counter.. one house I counted over 150 ... and was always amazed that those wanting to buy pre foreclosure homes were once also just like the poor person in foreclosure and in their exact same situation and if they just call them they will help them.. the money Is made right now selling the direct mail pieces to those who mail them out.. !!!

I'm working with a 2 person team now, myself and a virtual assistant, but looking to scale. 

Sure, most guys my age (23) want to head into Hoboken or Jersey City to have a blast, but it is incredibly expensive and there's virtually no such thing as parking.

I'm going to bet this is scam....Quick google search..... shows their office on the contact us section of the site is a virtual officehttps://westholdingsgroup.com/https://www.davincivirtual.com/loc/us/california/b...And here is the actual company (from a quick search) they are trying to pass off as.http://mwestholdings.com/staff/https://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?

What I found was that it was virtually (if not entirely) impossible to get a residential mortgage loan under an LLC.

I know when I give my balance sheet to my commercial bankers they sure like that I have virtually no debt  ... you know they look at that pesky DTI stuff..