From my experience in real estate, hiring a virtual assistant used to be the only way to offload administrative tasks, but AI has changed the game.

---So, learn the neighborhoods where you plan to invest and use Google Streetview to virtually explore them.3) Poor Tenant Screening - they typically can't sell a property until they place a tenant.

My wife and I are attempting to sell our home that has been a cash flow machine but has had quite a lot of capex and other issues over the last few years.

Always met with answer machine "please leave a message......"

I could have purchased virtually any RE and made money in the near term. 

All 3 are virtually passive except for startup.  

They refused to refund any portion of my membership even after I let them know how dissatisfied I was and that their archaic spreadsheets where broken.All in all, I paid for virtually nothing.

For small and 6.00 for a larger size. the other laundromats are similar an even higher....My tenants electricity is connected to these machines n each tenant has their own set of machines noone else would be able to use them.

So in my opinion, it teaches me how to use short-term leverage to build an income snowball...then once I get an efficient and ever-increasing machine...I pivot that into getting more long-term assets (using safe, long-term leverage). 

I run a virtual assistant company that does cold calling for Real Estate, PowerISA.