FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is a Virtual Assistant?

A Virtual Assistant (VA or Virtual Associate) is a self-employed professional support specialist. The VA supports their clients remotely via the Internet using a variety of leading technologies. The VA is an individual who is well versed in standard office software applications and procedures. The VA does not have to be trained in their field except for client's specific requests.

Who uses Virtual Assistants?

Small business owners, attorneys, real estate agents, business coaches, governments, organizations, and many other types of businesses have realized the potential, savings and profitability from partnering with Virtual Assistants.

Why should I hire a Virtual Assistant?

Virtual Assistants are independent contractors and their VA practice is their livelihood. With a VA you do not have to pay taxes, benefits, vacation or sick pay. A VA will work for you when you need work done and it is in the VA's best interest to get your work done as efficiently and professionally as possible.

Whether or not you choose to partner with LPR, you should seek a VA who is:

	eager to help your business grow
	professional and has a high standard of business ethics
	experienced and trained

How does the process of using a Virtual Assistant work?

The first step is to contact LPR and advise us of your needs for a Virtual Assistant. You can either click here and submit the contact form or you can call us for a free consultation. We will ask you a few questions to find out your needs and lay the ground work in order to begin this rewarding partner relationship for growing your business.

We will review pricing based upon your needs and after the terms are agreed upon, LPR will forward the contract to you for your review and signature. Once the signed contract and deposit are received, LPR will begin to help you maximize your business growth.

What are your fees?

Depending upon your specific needs, fees may vary from project to project. Click here for our Price List. Fees for project work and per diem work are quoted after the initial consultation.