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11d •
How I Learned the Hard Way That Hiring a VA Doesnt Fix a Broken System
Hiring my first assistant taught me 3 things that completely changed how I run my real estate business Not gonna lie, I thought hiring help would just make things easier, but at first it actually exposed how messy my own system was Everything changed once I stopped trying to “wing it” and started building a simple structure behind my VA setup Here is what I learned 1. Training is everything, but it should be a one time process. If you keep repeating it, the system is the problem, not the VA 2. Experience matters way more than people think. The right VA or assistant can compress your workload by 50 percent or more if they already understand the flow 3. You cannot scale chaos. If your backend is not organized, adding people just multiplies confusion instead of results Biggest shift for me was realizing the VA is not the system, the system is what makes the VA effective Curious, for those of you already using assistants or VAs, what has been your biggest challenge so far, training, consistency, or getting them to actually improve deal flow If anyone is building out their setup right now and wants to see how I structured mine to keep everything simple and consistent, I can break it down.
1 like • 11d
@K Crpz for me the broken version was basically everything livin in my head 😂. no clear SOPs, no call flow, no follow up process, so every time I brought someone in I had to explain the same things over n over. the better version was documenting each step once, givin everyone clear roles, n trackin everything in the CRM. after that the VAs werent askin me questions all day n I could focus more on closin deals instead of managin chaos.
0 likes • 10d
yeah pretty much at first it was a mix of screen recordings, screenshots, n step by step notes. whenever i found myself explainin the same task more than once, i knew it needed an SOP the easiest way for me was just recordin myself doin the task once, then havin the VA turn that into a written process. way faster than tryin to write everything from scratch n yeah, gettin stuff outta your head is huge. once its documented, u stop relyin on memory n start buildin something other people can actually follow without u bein involved every step of the way
11d •
I need some help
Hey guys, I'm re-starting on a very lean budget. I've previously invested in propstream, deal machine, propwire etc 👎 I really want to lock in and would prefer to invest in a software that has a great ROI...what are you guys using to get deals?
0 likes • 10d
honestly if ur on a lean budget, Id focus less on findin the perfect software and more on pickin one lead source and stayin consistent with it. a lot of people burn money jumpin from PropStream to DealMachine to the next shiny tool, but the issue usually aint the software. its not stickin with a process long enough. shoot me a msg, i can show u how i got things organized. Let's connect on whatsapp +1 (904) 983-4520
Apr 21 •
Auction home / preforclosure
How do i extend a preforclusre home and how does the process work for Wholesale, plz help
1 like • 11d
You usually cant just extend a pre foreclosure yourself, the timeline is controlled by the lender. The only ways it gets pushed are things like loan reinstatement, modification, or forbearance, and sometimes legal actions like bankruptcy which just pauses things. For wholesaling, you are not really trying to extend it, you are trying to move fast and get it under contract before the auction. From there it is due diligence quick, get payoff and title info, then either assign it or double close depending on timing. Key thing is speed, once the auction date is close, options get limited fast.
15d •
What’s Killing More Deals for You Lately?
We were on track to close 4 deals last month, but 1 died right at the finish line Part of me feels like buyers have been movin a lot slower lately. More questions, longer decision times, n way pickier on numbers. Curious what everyone else is seein rn. What's been the biggest reason deals are fallin apart for u lately? Buyer issues? Seller issues? Title? Financing? Also, are u spendin more time on acquisitions or dispositions this quarter?
0 likes • 11d
@Saar Bm yeah that’s been pretty normal rn, buyers are moving slower and being way more careful with numbers on the deal we lost, it was mainly buyer hesitation. numbers were close, but once they started rechecking comps and rehab it dragged and lost momentum I’m leaning more on acquisitions rn just to keep the pipeline strong. dispo still moving, just takes more follow up than before what about you, you adjusting pricing upfront or just pushing harder on buyer follow up once it hits market
14d •
A2P registration
I still haven't received approval for my Campaign Status, Says Rejected. It has been since April 30th. Everything else in the Trust Center is Approved. I am told I can not Text Blast until this is approved. Support has been helping but still not there yet. Any advice from the Community would be appreciated.
1 like • 14d
yeah this usually comes down to either missing verification details or the campaign wording not matching compliance. even if everything else is approved, id recheck how your use case is written, sometimes small wording issues can cause rejection. also push support to escalate it, these approvals can stall even when everything looks good on your end.
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