Show them the benefits rather than just telling them the details.Create a Virtual TourWe have the luxury today of virtual tours that buyers can use to “walk” the property without even being there.

For the Syndicator here is what happened.. they were buying existing buildings with the idea of value add.. well being Texas at that time it was very easy for new construction to pop up virtually right next to you or close.. then you had the new construction offering move in bonus's and people just kept leaving their older buildings before they could get to value add.. and their vacancy rates shot up to unsustainable.. and they no longer could debt service and or broke lender covenants and the foreclosures started.  

I’ve used deal machine, and a few other things but I’m looking for an efficient way to skip trace a few addresses at a time for free.

I’ve started a virtual Mastermind/ Accountability Group.

Invest $100K (80% LTV on a $500K RE) on a San Diego retail price RE with no value add and make virtually nothing or lose money for the first few years of the investment. 

If you are putting that much into renovations....ideally any repairs or capex you might have should be close to virtually zero for the first 5 to 10 years. 

@Brandon Phillips virtually all of the properties I buy in Baltimore area older than that.  

I’m curious to hear from any realtors, commercial or residential, that have utilized a virtual assistant to help out with prospecting efforts.

BUT, you will probably push your children to do something else, like become a Doctor or a Lawyer, even though your children won't make as much money as you do as a business Entrepreneur.The reality is that there isn't much status to a Millionaire who is the owner of a ball bearing company even if those ball bearings are selling in every machine in the world!

This is trickier than it sounds because it could range from virtually none - i.e., living in a tent by the underpass - to something obscene - i.e. a 6 bedroom bayside mansion.