Is there a benefit to looking for a virtual assistant that does more than bookkeeping?

Eventually, low inventory and high direct mail costs pushed me to explore other strategies.2019–2021: I Began Cold Calling & Virtually Wholesaling: When skip tracing became more affordable, I scaled into several virtual markets and leaned heavily on cold calling.

I’m looking to partner with a host as a fully virtual co-host.I bring a decade of experience in the mortgage industry to the table, meaning I am obsessive about details, deadlines, and clear communication.

I am currently looking to hire a Virtual Assistant and would love to learn from those of you who are already using VAs successfully in your real estate businesses.A few questions for the group:What tasks are you delegating to your VA (admin, CRM, lead follow-up, marketing, listings, etc.)?

* Change listing strategy (better photos, virtual tour, open house)?

With no such, or minimal effort in developing a Reserve Funding Plan, it is virtually a guarantee that at some point, there will be an "Unexpected" Special Assessment that each Owner will need to fund.

I’ve been a mostly BRRRR investor ever since.  5 or 6 flips.This is not a virtual business.  

Another possibility that is virtually never available is a lien on property.  

You can maybe save some cash and just get a single line virtual dialer like Vonage Business or Ring Central (look for month to month only), you don't need a massive power dialer right off the bat (another $150-$250 per month). 

We have gone full cycle on a property if the definition is replacing virtually everything at least once.