Are You Wasting Time? Discover the Perfect Tech Setup for Your Real Estate VA!
"A tech stack doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Spend a little time upfront making intentional choices, and it will save you a lot of time, energy, and headaches down the road."
Are you struggling to organize your real estate investing business? The right tech stack can make or break your workflow with a virtual assistant. In this video, I share the exact tools I use to create a simple, secure, and effective setup that keeps my business running smoothly—no more messy tech mistakes or wasted time. Whether you’re just starting out or scaling up, this is your roadmap to saving time, energy, and money.
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How A Basement Created International Travel Freedom
Feeling overwhelmed trying to grow your real estate business while juggling everything on your own? I get it—I’ve been there. In this episode, I sit down with Paul Graham to share the journey that changed everything: how renting out part of my home sparked a real estate portfolio, brought financial stability, and opened doors I never thought possible.
I also dive into how leveraging virtual assistants (VAs) became my secret weapon for scaling. I break down my "I Do, We Do, You Do" framework to train VAs effectively, freeing me up to focus on what really moves the needle. Plus, I talk about finding that balance between cash flow and long-term net worth—key for any real estate investor looking to build sustainable wealth.
If you’re ready to reclaim your time, scale your business, and finally feel in control of your growth, you won’t want to miss this one!
Ready to level up? Listen to the full episode here!
Master Your Social Media: Simplify, Track, and Grow with Metricool
I get it—social media can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re juggling multiple platforms. That’s why I rely on Metricool to track, analyze, and grow my online presence with ease. With its all-in-one dashboard, Metricool saves me hours and gives me clear insights into what’s working and what’s not.
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Two Countries, One Family: Food, Folks, and Feline Cafes
Last week, we left Mexico for a new adventure in Hawaii! This week, we’re exploring the Big Island—a first-time visit for everyone in my family except for my husband, Harley.
One of the most striking things about this island is how much of it is covered with lava flows. It’s unlike anywhere else I’ve been, and it’s such a sharp contrast to Kauai, the Hawaiian island I’ve visited most frequently. The Big Island feels alive—you can see so clearly that this land is newly formed and continues to grow, thanks to its active volcano.
We started our journey at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, staying at the Hawaii Volcano House. This hotel sits right at the edge of the volcano, inside the national park! It was the perfect base for exploring the area’s natural wonders—everything from rugged lava trails to unique volcanic landscapes. At about 4,000 feet of elevation, the cooler weather was such a novelty. After months of heat, we finally got to pull out pants and coats! It’s funny how wearing something as simple as a jacket can feel like such a refreshing change of pace when you’ve been in perpetual summer.
After spending a couple of nights exploring the volcanic side of the island, we transitioned to the Kailua-Kona area on the west coast. Here, we’ve been soaking up the classic Hawaii sunshine, snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, and—most importantly—relaxing.
As full-time travelers, we’ve learned how important it is to intentionally schedule real “vacations” within our travels. This week is one of those precious pauses—an opportunity to slow down, step away from work, and simply enjoy time together as a family.
We’re savoring every moment of this mix of adventure and leisure. There’s something magical about starting the week on volcanic craters in cooler weather and ending it with the warm, sunny beaches of Kona.
If you’ve never been to the Big Island, I can’t recommend it enough—it’s a place that’s wild, beautiful, and alive in a way that’s completely unique.
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