Hi Folks,Disclaimers: planning to live in Brooklyn for next 10 years, recognize that its an equity play, not a cash flow play.

just what the title says.were looking to expand and are in the process of seeking outside help (virtual assistant) at lower cost, id like to connect with any experts in this department please. if I could get access to any interview questions or can talk to anyone about how to vet help from oversea help.  

Just like how our phones can now recognize our face to someone else.

We probably read 15 different books on REI and listened to dozens and dozens of the BP podcasts - side note, WOW is David Green good at interviewing! 

I advise you to interview brokerages again.

I not sure, but I’ll pretend like many of us recognize this situation... getting up from the toilet and your legs aren’t functioning because you been sitting there for 30 minutes and they’ve fallen asleep.

Make sure you have sufficient reserves, sometimes you get nasty surprises and money solves most problems most quickly.Aside from the above, interview PM's diligently they can make you or break you.

It’s not a high end rental so I have shied away from Windermere so far because the several property managers I have interviewed always encourage a lot of upgrades and price increases that are inappropriate for my neighborhood.Not that it’s a dump!

Interview a few lenders to get a feel for their experience in helping real estate investors purchase properties. 

@TheoHicks, funny thing is I have already purchased that book last week(my very first learning tool), so I quickly recognized your name.