My point is that focus, hard work, integrity, dogged determination, and results will bring you success.

@Brock Lile so you are looking for someone to bird dog, this is tough tedious work that people who think they want to be involved in RE are willing to do, it is likely that you will get quite a few poor quality leads and a high burnout rate. 

We now are in need of a bigger house for us to purchase so we can fit our 4 kids and 2 dogs.

She has a small dog and a cat (we are allowing up to 2 pets with fee). 

A different qualifies applicant has two dogs and would pay an extra $50 per month, so that extra income is appealing.  

LOL.. figured with my Tesla I have no gas.. and I get bored sometimes so I though maybe I give folks a ride around and socialize a little. .. but then when I read the fine print that I had to accept dogs.. that was a no go in Oregon they would be wet and smelly and muddy.. so my lyft career never lyfted off LOL.. on a side note.. one gig I like that is real estate related for those looking for extra money is that of a transaction coordinator realtors really rely on those folks and you don't have to drive anywhere  computer great scanner and some skills.. my wife pays her 400.00 a file.. and she closed over 30 files last year.. so that's just one realtor and her coordinator has many realtors I bet she makes well over 100k a year from her home.. ( now she is very good I want to emphasize that ) 

So we’d give you a honest opinion since we have no dog in the fight.

Apparently one of my new tenant's dogs log the water. 

Driving for Dollars, I have found an REO agent in Columbus that is aware of upcoming foreclosure months ahead of time and my brother is a UPS driver and his route is in the perfect location to bird dog for me.

We went inside the house and saw that my tenant now has 2 dogs in the property.