If you have clear, step-by-step instructions ( process documentation), Upwork is one of the best places to find a trained real estate VA who can deliver 100% accurate workflows inside your CRM, like Podio. 

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I am an investor, I came across a contractor. He advised me of a property for flipping in NJ. he told me if I take care of all the finance(purchase+repair). He will take care of as a contractor and will share...

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If you have clear, step-by-step instructions ( process documentation), Upwork is one of the best places to find a trained real estate VA who can deliver 100% accurate workflows inside your CRM, like Podio. 

I have a RE investor in OH, and we are exploring a joint venture (flip). 

I focus on repositioning multifamily, infill development, and modular short-term rentals, with a deep interest in design, community impact, and long-term wealth creation.I recently completed a full gut renovation of a 6-unit in Camp Washington (Opportunity Zone, 1031 exchange, all-in hold strategy) and am actively sourcing off-market deals through my company, Venture Real Estate Capital.

The money is already gone in failed business ventures, and really bad ventures for that matter. 

The goal of this venture is to establish a stable income stream that will support my financial security in retirement.As part of this plan, I am currently looking to acquire my first investment property and I am in the process of evaluating financing solutions.

Am I doing this as intended/efficiently or is there a better way/workflow to do this?