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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Interested in being a "bird dog" for an experienced wholesaler
Hi guys,
I'm brand spankin' new to real estate investing, a total newbie, but I'm really excited about learning as much as I can and I'm VERY motivated to start taking action. I'm interested in the wholesaling side of the business and I've read that being a bird dog for an established, experienced, successful wholesaler is a great start to not only gain experience but possibly make some money while learning.
Can anyone point in the right direction of ways I and locate experienced wholesalers to find out if they'd be interested in having me bird dog for them?
Any advice you guys would be willing to toss my way would certainly be appreciated!
Thanks and Good Luck!!
Michael