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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Seeking help/advice
So... I have spent most of my free time lately learning about wholesaling. I am currently focusing on the role of "bird dogging". If you're not familiar with the term, bird dogging is finding a motivated seller of a property, and passing it on to a buyer to close a deal without being further involved. The reason I am doing this is because I am 16 years old and can not yet legally get involved in any full deals. I am aware I need to be comfortable with my local market, know how to analyze a listing, and have knowledge on how to find these "motivated sellers". I am currently seeking someone who can help me put this into action, and give me any additional information I may need to know. I will be attending my local RE meeting next week to get in touch with some local investors. When I am there, should I not advertise to others that I am looking to be a bird dog? I am looking to get out there and get some experience under my belt, while earning some money, and networking with others. Anyone with proper knowledge; I would greatly appreciate if you reached out to me! Any advice helps. Thanks.