Investor at a meetup offered me $500 a door but won't sign anything
He buys small multifamily and said if I bring him an address he ends up closing, he pays $500 per door. He wouldn't put it in writing, said that's just how it works and everyone i…
This entry treats bird dogging as a service business: systematically finding and delivering promising property leads to investors for a fee, operated as a deliberate lead-finding service rather than a casual side activity.
Log in to followHe buys small multifamily and said if I bring him an address he ends up closing, he pays $500 per door. He wouldn't put it in writing, said that's just how it works and everyone i…
My scope keeps eating my margin on the renovation work, and now I'm looking at whether feeding leads to other buyers is worth my evenings. What I can't find is a straight number f…
I'm trying to figure out how to do this without getting in trouble. Everything I've read says bird dogging needs no license because you never own the property or negotiate. Then a…
I've got capital and no deal flow, and two people have offered to send me leads. One wants a flat amount per lead he sends. The other wants nothing up front and a cut when I close…
I want income that doesn't turn into a second full-time thing, and this looked like the closest fit on the service side because there's no capital required. The structure I've bee…
Numbers as they stand. I drive roughly 20 hours a month and pull a list of pre-foreclosure and long-vacant records, about 300 records filtered down to 40 submissions. I send the s…