And, Meghan, in regards to posting my advice in other forums, I will need your recommendation as to where you think I should post.I will continue to contribute information as much as possible and interacting with you and others.

The folks I interact with directly have been a pleasure to work with.

Technically the degree is "Juris Doctor" but in 20 years since I graduated law school, out of the thousands of lawyers I have interacted with, I have only ever met one person who is a JD and called himself "Dr." 

It's not cruel, it's just business.If it's difficult for you to do the "hard" but necessary things, I recommend hiring a property manager, which is effectively outsoucing tenant interactions to them.

The software you are using to interact with LP and DU might not.

We look forward to interacting with everyone here at Biggerpockets.  

When a client selects a property that interests them, we provide them with the same data for that specific property.These ROI spreadsheets aren't PDFs, they're interactive, which allows people to plug in their own numbers (some people like to use very conservative back-of-the-napkin expenses rather than our data-based figures, and this way they can use whatever figures they like) and see how different expenses and changes over time might impact the bottom line.

. - Piggybacking on my previous comment - have an idea in mind if you plan to use your VA to interact with clients or just do admin behind the scenes.

I’ve seen it in my activities especially when you have to interact with a newbie/young agent.

I support wholesaling in theory, but find that in practice 99% of the interactions or cases are just as @John Thedford describes.