Honestly, looking back at my memories from a few days prior, I want and am cry thinking back to the first time I visited Paradise 3 days, before the fire spared/started early Thursday morning...I actually planned to visit them again and confirm a meeting with them on the day that the tragic event unfolded(not knowing what would happen a few hours later): it all made me cry and hurt inside, when I messaged them to ask what time would be best to meet.... a few minutes later replied with a startling photo of smoke in horizon/sky, then a few minutes later they described a large groups of birds flocking away, and then a shocking and scary reply... that they all must "evacuate immediately" and that the wildfire was moving very very quickly!

Similar to how there is a difference between Bird Town and western Lakewood.

and they have an education model were they look for bird dogs to become commerical brokers working with them its nice they disclose the costs.. up to 30k it looks like.. some of the loan products in some of the states require NMLS  not sure if they are licensed did not see that on their site. 

But still, I'll take a bird in the hand over two in the bush any day. 

A bird in the hand….if you want to move on to the next deal your decision should be crystal clear.

Obviously they left the door open and a bird flew in....

I found great insurance on my rentals with Rebecca Aldridge at Bird Insurance in Ocala. 

Bird dogging, wholesaling, managing, and others.

Canadian, Wisconsin and Minnesota snow birds winter here.

Louis, so I might ask her to bird-dog for me.I found this 2 building, 12 unit apartment on Loopnet.com for $385K.