Taking Care of Virtual Assistant Pricing: How Much Do You Pay Your REVAs?

by va_admin on October 19, 2014

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You may have heard it from a lot of successful realtors: “my virtual assistant takes care of all the boring administrative things of my business so I don’t have to.”

As a lone realtor, you were probably just a little bit envious to see that others make a lot more money while still affording to pay someone to do all (or most of) the work for them. But why can’t you do the same? Are real estate virtual assistants really that expensive?

How Expensive Are REVAs?

Now the answer to this question essentially depends on how much you need your REVAs to do. Will you just need someone to submit catchy ads to Craigslist or manage your texts or phone calls? Or are you interested in delegating just about every little detail of your work, short of doing showings or actually closing the deal with a client?

It’s quite obvious that virtual assistant pricing is not cheap if you buy more than 60 hours a week and expect your REVAs to do everything from the start. While, for an established business owner this may be a great strategy, it won’t necessarily be a good course of action for beginning realtors.

Instead, the best way of going about delegating your work is to keep some of the tasks you’re good at – even if they may be somewhat annoying – and focus on hiring REVAs for the things you really can’t do. That way, it will be easy to grow your business, improve your client base, and make enough money to gradually spend more money on REVAs and free up a lot more time than ever before.

Get an Affordable REVA Service

An even easier way to make sure you can delegate as much as possible sooner rather than later is to hire a cheap virtual assistant service that can manage everything without the extra cost.

REVA HQ is one of the few providers of affordable, legal virtual assistant services for real estate agents that can handle anything from the most basic ad and content writing tasks to complex marketing tasks, administrative paperwork and client communications.

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