All Forum Posts by: Bob Lachance

Hiring a Virtual Assistant is one option to look into. Building buyers lists, generating leads, working the phones, running comps, and marketing, it all can be done using a virtual assistant. This is a great way to spend more time analyzing deals and talking to buyers and sellers. Our services provide 4-6 weeks REI training for VA's that include the different systems and processes in ones personal business.

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@Adam Sheren Hey Adam, have you considered hiring someone to handle this for you like a Virtual Assistant? Having a person rather than a software system analyze deals for you at all time and provide this information to you is much more efficient and time effective, allowing you to focus on more important tasks. I know various investors who have implemented this info their systems and experienced huge success. 

"The Dallas housing market is on fire as more investors, home flippers, developers and builders beat out home shoppers for houses.

According to an article in The Dallas Morning News by Steve Brown, nearly 40% of the homes sold in the Dallas area last year didn't go to owner occupants."

Nearly 40% of homes in Dallas went to flippers, investors and builders last year

Has anyone looked into having a Virtual Assistant run their bookkeeping though Quickbooks? I have found this to be extremely effective and successful for saving me time and allowing me to focus more on my deals rather than the boring backend work. Not to mention having the Virtual Assistant handle all of my social media marketing and phone work. 

@Patrick Alcoke Virtual Assistants. Have someone take care of all inbound and outbound calling, setting appointments, cold calling, and anything else that requires phone work. On top of this you can have your virtual assistants doing marketing, running, comps, generating leads, and building buyers lists for your business. We have a created a business that provides investors real estate trained virtual assistants using different systems such as Podio, Reale Flow, and Investor Fuse to automate their businesses and being able to spend more time in the field talking to buyers and sellers. If this is something you are interested in learning more about, I would be happy to discuss this with you and see how we can help you get started. 

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@Adam M. What kinds of tasks are you looking to have a VA do for you in reference to PM? There are several strategies you could use to scale your business and get to that 50-80 door amount in less time than it would normally take by using a VA. If this is something you are interested in, I would be open to discussing wth you systems and processes you can put in place to get started.

@Brandon Purdeu investorvaservices.com provides real estate trained virtual assistants and a business coach for $9.60 an hour. They are trained on all our systems and processes prior to beginning working for you as well as calling on various call points. If you are looking to outsource this is one place you can look into.