Many VAs are now gaming the system:1) Working multiple jobs2) Outsourcing what you assign to them3) Using programs to pretend they are working4) Really don't care about the work they do, so do bare minimumIf you properly understand all this, you can interview better, track KPIs to track performance and find good workers.It's no different than screening for good tenants.

Very simple.Of course, lender fees and third-party closing fees (title/insurance/appraisal) are not typically covered and are expected to be the borrower's skin in the game.

In today's market, the game is shifting fast.

Stick to the game, you have learned a ton in this short time, and keep going!

You arleady know, it's a long term game.

My husband and I are also playing Kiyosaki's Cash Flow game on a semi-regular basis.From what I've researched so far, short-term rentals and long-term multi-family rentals seem to be the best fit for my goals and interests.

Credit is just a game.

Some investors are shifting to markets where numbers still work for cash flow, while others are playing the long game with breakeven properties in high-growth areas, banking on appreciation and rent increases.I think it really comes down to your strategy: do you want immediate cash flow, or are you okay trading that for location and long-term equity growth?

Sharing your 'key to success' and the tool you used could be a game-changer for someone else. why do you use chatgpt to write responses?

Quote from @Ernesto Galindo-Doucette: Real estate investors usually fall into one of two camps: Appreciation-focused – playing the long game, betting on property values to rise over time.