I have an idea to use Virtual assistants to help me collect my rent remotely to help me cut down on time spent picking up rent.

When it's done we should have a small equity or break even and have virtually a new place with few problems and good rent potential.


But I Googled the sponsor's address LATER and found it was at a virtual office in Pittsburg.

I'd love be able to go in with virtually none of my own cash and walk away with another few grand to do another deal with.

The furniture is nice, but was not expensive (yard sales).

I have spent double that on a house that I thought was virtually "Ready to rent."

Virtually all consumers qualify for this rule.

I would go one step further and say that in this litigious country, you could be sued for virtually anything so if that is your primary concern when thinking of starting a new venture you have the wrong mental attitude about being in business.A good work around is disclose, disclose, disclose.

The said Lessees hereby pledge and assign to the Lessors all the furniture, fixtures, goods and chattels of said Lessees which shall or may be brought or put on said premises as security for the payment of the term herein reserved."

I spent $1000 to fully furnish it (Before Furnishing, After Furnishing) — $235 on big furniture items (3 beds, 3 mattresses, desk, coffee table, couch, secretary desk, etc.) and $800 on the smaller items (duvet, duvet covers, pillows, lamps, dishes, rugs, coffee maker, etc.).