I've even had some tennants take their dogs to the vet to remove bad ones, and this property has them worse than I've ever seen.

I taped the notice on the door and emailed the copy.Other thing I noticed tenants are having a dog, which I was never told off.

Hi everyone, I'm doing some bird dog work, and I came across a wholesaler who is looking to sell my investors tsc (tax sales certificate) properties.

If it is a tight fit you may need to move the latch that would not be urgent in my opinion because they can lock it.

His company has been most helpful helping this old dog get caught up with the times on Direct mailing marketingAnyone with any insight please reply.

My question on top of the one already posted Is, do you think Bird Dogging can help build relationships and provide the funding for closing my first deal?.

I'm also looking for any real estate professionals who would be willing to let me work for/with them on a part-time basis as an assistant, "bird dog", or whatever they might need so I can get some real world experience.I look forward to getting to know everyone!

Things like Knob & Tube or Aluminum wiring, in ground tanks, tenants with certain breeds of dogs, proximity to a coast, etc. are all factors that could limit the companies that will insure you or raise the cost.Feel free to PM me if you need more info on any of this. 

What sort of pitch or marketing can I use to get the attention of smaller flippers, the guys who use bird-dogs or  MLS listed properties to make money? 

Instead, I would strongly recommend acting as a "bird dog" or finder and then referring the notes you find to an institutional investor for a fee.