This is my very first time ever joining a virtual communityI'd like to formally introduce myself!

On the other hand, a turnkey has limited upward potential (since it's a cash-flow investment, not an appreciation play) but requires virtually no effort on your part after the investment is made/vetting is done.  

I am also a Realtor member of the Tampa Bay Area's GTAR with 50,000+ members.Some of the services available to Realtor's clients are:Via the MLS to its 50,000+ Realtors & their Caravan toursProfessional easy to read signage with brochure dispensersMinimum of 25 professional photographs on MLS Real or virtual staging on those photographsDrone views of home and neighborhoodTwilight views giving a warm and homey feeling Narrated Video Tours on the MLS which then feeds Realtor.com, Zillow, Homes, Redfin, + many more a 3-D floor plan with exact measurements for the MLSa 3-D 360 degree tour of every room in the house for the MLS a Dollhouse view of the house on the MLS 4 page 8 1/2 x 11" Color Brochures with 26 photographs Social Media Campaigns via Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, Tumblr, Pinterest, etc.Well Advertised Open houses on .coms & socialSince 95% of today's buyers are using the internet to search for homes, and 50% actually found the homes they bought on the internet, it makes sense to put the home on the internet with its own website, using its address as the domain name.Consultation on upgrades, curb appeal, and declutteringWhether it makes sense to an investor to use a Realtor or not is an individual business decision.

I have one turnkey rental in Indianapolis and got my virtual assistant to help me compile a list of handi men, plumbers, property management, roofers, electrical vendors.

wholesaling or Is virtual wholesaling a good option.

Deanna,I sometimes teach music theory and keyboards/piano, but my primary instrument is the guitar.

@Omar Cantu, you say besides the truck you have virtually no bills.  

For the majority of people (who will die without any meaningful net worth), you could probably do their estate planning for around $1,000 and cover virtually all concerns.

I definitely can't afford an American answering service/ call center yetI have a couple numbers set up-- 1 for property management, tenant calls, potential tenants and another for lead generation, buying commercial properties, contractors, vendors etcOne thing that's driving me nuts and confusing me is I have both numbers routing to my iPhone and GV doesn't tell me which number it's calling from to take, nor if it's a non- RE call directly to my iPhone.Anyways I'm thinking of the following VoIPs which can also integrate into direct marketing, Virtual Assistants (VAs- for this I've been searching Upwork and see rates at $6-7 for english speakers), and in the future implement a CRM (I currently use Buildium for tenants and Excel/ PropertyRadar for acquisitions and leads).What are the best VoIP/ GV alternatives?

In General though so you don't think I am not a giving person.. this model plays out in virtually every major metro in the country... so go find the one you like figure it out and execute.. with the lower end rental markets.. well that's a no brianer NO one can buy all of those homes.. not even BLackstone ... but those deals are drying up as well as we know.. but there are still many markets you can buy cheapie homes.. just have to read on BP for  few hours of those that buy sub 30k homes in the rust belt and other areas.. no major secret here.But you probably missed the Duplex I GAVE away a few Christmas's ago to a BP member for a learning experience for the group here.. so I give in my own way.