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Nicholas Hollingsworth
  • Investor
  • Taylor, MI
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Bird-dogging question

Nicholas Hollingsworth
  • Investor
  • Taylor, MI
Posted

As I am still realitively new to RE investing, I still find myself needed to make money sometimes. I have been having success flipping houses with my Dad, but while we have our contractors working on the current round of properties, we don't have any cashflow. So I asked my father if he would mind if I did some bird dogging on the side, and he gave me his blessing. Which made me ask about what I would have to do actually bird dog for another investor. And led me to the following questions...

My questions are:

  • How do you go about advertising your service?
  • How do you recommend I get paid? 1099? Under-the-table? (I would prefer under-the-table, if it's a good idea.)
  • Can a contract be written out to ensure I get paid?
  • I want to make my service as inexpensive as possible, but still pay the bills. What would be good price points to charge for my service?
  • Do most investors expect me to inspect the properties personally before I give them a deal?

I don't want to sound like a sales pitch, but I am very active seeking properties everyday on Zillow, Trulia, ect, and I also look at online auctions, sheriff's sales, wholesaler inventories, and I talk to REO brokers too. So the work it's self is very familiar to me. I just need to know what to do with the advertising bit and the nitty gritty side of the business.

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