I see this thread was from 20+ days ago, but I wanted to add from a business-owner perspective, virtual assistants can be very valuable.

Most CPAs who specialize in this niche work virtually anyway, so I’d recommend focusing on finding someone who can proactively help you plan year round and minimize taxes year over year rather than just file returns. 

I’d rather replace a $500 machine every few years than deal with leaks or bad installs from tenants trying to hook up their own.Plus, you can usually bump rent by $50–$75/month with in-unit laundry, which pays it off pretty quick.

In my personal home I have to buy used machines because I have maybe 26" of depth to work with, and there are very few new machines that are suitable. 

I decided to start with mobile homes both in Ontario and in Georgia ( virtually and when I can physically) have come across a bird dog contract but I've read both sides of the coin one part says certain wording can't be used such as referral fee.

Quote from @Jules Aton: Quote from @Paul Sofia: Fink and Co. are all part of the machine. 

Quote from @Cornelius Garland: I have a marketing gem that will help any virtual wholesalers in overly competitive markets who are going through a lot of cold leads just to find a hot seller. 

Since then, I’ve been focused on self-improvement—studying wholesaling through podcasts, books, and videos—and now I’m eager and ready to take action, whether it’s virtual or on-the-ground wholesaling.

Ran it through the usual Google machine and a paid chat gpt and both said i should already be paid off and entitled a refund .   

it its the machine overflowing its a washer problem .