As my portfolio expands, and I say “my” since my bf isn’t as interested in real estate as me and will stop investing after the first property, then I will be looking for trustworthy property managers to assist me with managing my buy and hold multi-family unit approach.

I'm looking for tips on finding or referrals for a virtual assistant.

Have you thought about wholesaling and/or being an assistant to real estate agent.

A Estate B Real Estate Investor C Real Estate Investor/Rehabber
B purchases property from A beyond capacity to flip agrees to sell to C
A agrees to allow contract to be assigned to C  C agrees to pay B an ass...

Sorry, I know a lot to unpack but hoping someone can assist.

Although the price leap seems unlikely amid double-digit unemployment, you can plainly see that this trend reflects the uneven effects of the coronavirus and its economic fallout.

Especially in Redacting contracts, I have experience as a real state assistant.

I am an Occupational Therapy Assistant and my goal is to create cashflow  through rental properties here in LA county and possibly Nevada and Arizona.

Since you already own the dirt, you only have the construction costs to generate the additional income and my experience shows the return of principle back in 5-9 years with about 7 being average which equates to a double digit return on your investment and all along with additional future equity as gravy.As an example, I have a client who owns a rental unit in Sherman Oaks where I am building a 2+1 ADU for him for just under $150k which will rent for $2200+.

He assist the operations manager and does a lot of the accounting data entry into our property management software (I don't use accounting software, it all goes into our property management software - buildium).