Jason, I’ve been using virtual assistants in my rental business for years, and they’ve been a game-changer.

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.

From a renter survey: tenants move for a new job, for a change in family size, but the single largest reason (62%) is because their landlord sucks, does not communicate, does not maintain..

I'm virtually certain that this will be for a primary residence only, meaning you can't buy it as an investment property - it has to be your new home.

I suspect my half bathroom added at least 5 times the value it would add in Akron    It may have cost me 50% more (virtually all in labor costs), but my return on that value add is in a different league than it would be in Akron (nothing against Akron - you can substitute any low cost market for Akron).In my experience there are 2 things required to extract your investment upon the refi 1) the rehab has to be extensive.  

What is your take in hiring a virtual assistant as a realtor?

Some are virtually worthless. 

“Go virtual!”

Furthermore, virtually every time the loan is purchased on a property with Multiple insurance policies, the insurance info does not accurately transfer to the buyer of the loan.  

It also has a bunch of really unique benefits/tools for your rental portfolio (Lease Indication Tool, Expense Tracking, Maintenance Requests, Rent Collection, Tenant Communication, etc.) in one central place.