A virtual assistant (VA) agency provides trained remote workers, often based in lower-cost labor markets, to handle real estate investors' and agents' administrative, prospecting, and operational tasks: lead management, cold calling, data entry, transaction support, marketing, and more.
Log in to followA deck I was sent described this as asset light, start for under $1,000, which I don't believe. I read paper and notes normally, so I always look first for where the cash gap sits…
Working the numbers on whether "AI-augmented" is a real reprice or just vendor capture. A seat costs me $7.50 an hour fully loaded and bills at $14 for 160 hours, so about $1,040…
I was pricing help for a small off-market list, mostly because I don't want a second job. A VA seat came back at about $1,500 a month for full time. Then a software rep quoted me…
Someone told me that if a VA cold calls a homeowner and starts talking about what I'd pay, that's unlicensed brokerage and I'm the one in trouble. I'm not sure if that's true or i…
I've got two wholesale campaigns running and I'm drowning in follow-up, so I called two VA shops. First one wants $1,500 a month flat for a "dedicated seat, full time, 40 hours".…
Two clients on full-time seats at $13 an hour. One of them sat through an AI SDR demo and came back asking for $9, saying the human is mostly supervising a machine at this point.…
A pitch landed in front of me for a "full-time real estate VA" at $1,600 a month, 40 hours a week, cold calling and CRM cleanup. Then I went looking on a freelance job board and f…