I am able to assign task and deadlines to those task[s].

I'm a local Real Estate Assistant here in Dallas, and I've been listening to allot of talk about hiring VAs to do various tasks. 

This would be a win-win partnership allowing me to learn the trade while assisting with lead generation, cold calling, area canvasing along with other valuable tasks to benefit both of us.

These KPIs serve as benchmarks for evaluating asset management strategies' effectiveness, identifying improvement areas, and making data-driven decisions to enhance long-term investment outcomes.Factors for assessing capital management and property performanceEffective capital management and optimizing property performance are essential for financial success in the real estate industry.

I was thinking I'd provide property management for small tasks that are difficult for elderly, provide a weekly cleaning service and lawn care, but beyond that, they'd be on there own to maintain the home. 

If I am physically there, I like to do the repairs myself, but I understand that can be a daunting task if you aren't handy.

Whether you have one rental property or a portfolio of properties, property management can be a time-consuming and challenging task.

But now it's sat vacant for a month (that did allow us to touch up the exterior and address a few items that needed enhancing, so looking at the positives, that's gotten done).

Unless it’s some arduous task or costs 100s of dollars I’m not sure why you wouldn’t.  

And, never forget that bidding a job is a time/money consuming task for most contractors.