Mine were all a different bird being in Mexico and I always paid cash.

I'm paying $2K in rent a month anyway, so this would kill two birds with one stone.

I also have Hispanic applicants and I don't speak Spanish, What I have found is that the Spanish-only speakers will have a person accompany them who will do the translation; sometimes an adult family member, sometimes it is even a minor family member, sometimes it is somebody unrelated.

When I see these signs I think they're looking for free labor for bird-doging until the person burns out.

I've never heard of a wholesaler or bird-dog getting paid so late.

Bird dogging- this is usually where most people start.

You also seem to be doing these deals with folks you know, it's birds of a feather thing, you probably don't hold yourself out totally to the general public, so you have much more control and influence in what you do.If money is NOT PRINCIPAL or a FEE, can be viewed as INTEREST it is a cost accepted for the use of the MONEY from a NOTE.

I discuss with them how they will no longer be a landlord and get to enjoy the thrill that accompanies that job, but instead, will become investors in real estate and essentially my business.

Any bird, excluding pigeon, will do then. ;-)You are within reach in central Maryland.

So in essence I as an investor may lose the money I put into buying the 2nd and all accompanied legal fees, but the owner lost the home.This would seem to be the case but I may be mistaken.Would appreciate some clarification from more seasoned investors.Thanks!