When even our lowest income citizens have cell phones and big screen tv's (they do), you know we have a government spending bubble of unimaginable proportions. 4.

You notice you are always running in a video game to get to the next objective (You never walk in Halo to shoot the next person)...Same goes for which ever real estate venture you follow.

I pay $50 for a cell phone so that I don't have to drive all over town!

One that comes to mind is offering to buy it now with seller financing and a clause that only transfers title upon his death, or when you make your last payment, whichever comes first.

If you get the landlord's number (it could well be a cell phone) send him/her a text. 

We then follow up with whichever person, department or company failed to get a perfect score on how we can improve.When we fail to get a perfect score from a resident, we have been known to have our team drop everything and send our team over to the property to personally meet with the resident, bring flowers or cookies and address their concerns. 

If you wanted to have multiple VAs able to call in and out underneath the call in number then you would set up a ringdown with multiple phone lines underneath the call in number.Ultimately I think you will spend a lot more money and have more difficulty finding a VA with a cell phone plan that is willing to let you forward an unknown amount of calls to them.

Whichever direction you go, it sounds like you have the capital and skillset to get yourself set up pretty nicely.Best of luck!

Whichever you feel is best, go for it. 

All other things being equal, whichever number is higher is where the cash should go...