I'd dive deep into podcasts, YouTube, & books (can get a lot of via library app).I'd look around for local meetup groups to attend on meetup, FB, BP, or Eventbrite to attend with trying not to spend too much.

Well, we did almost everything; it's a high-end neighborhood and the renovation fits the location.The only part of the house that we kept is the library.

It stops nonsense before it starts and keeps your property safe (and your sanity intact).Hard on Paper, Soft in PracticeMy lease was stricter than a middle-school dress code: no overnight guests, no smoking anywhere, and quiet hours that would make a library blush.

For our kids, it was awful because even data was down as well (although driving to a cafe or library for internet was still possible).

Reviewing call recordings weekly catches problems early before bad habits set in.One thing I'd add for anyone just starting with VAs - build a loom library of your own calls first.

Check out real estate investing books from your local library because everything a guru can tell you has already been put into a book for free.

@Kate Sanchezundefined I built the current ones on GoHighLevel but I am in the process of re-doing them in Elementor (wordpress) just to get access to their plugin library to easily add some new features.I'll still host them in GoHighLevel though and all my automations will run from GHL connected through the Elementor site.

One thing that helps is building a per-scope cost library from your past deals like panel upgrades, roof sections, plumbing runs, etc..

If I have online version, how many users/pc/devices I can get?

But city governments, schools, public libraries and first responders could face major budget shortfalls."