I'm a stay-at-home dad, so I've got plenty of time on my hands to get some bird-dogging done (the baby loves car rides.

I'm a 24 year old guy who's looking into real estate bird dogging, and maybe eventually becoming a house flipper.

Agreed.You'll also find the tail wagging the dog if you don't know what your buyers want.

Just make the time to research a bit every night then on the weekends do your bird-dogging.

Good Morning Natasha Hylton and David Torres and a warm welcome to BP and the wonderful and lucrative world of real estate investing.I would be pleased to take you both under my wing and partner with you on deals.First things first, I concurr with David, lets get you both in a good Real Estate Investment Association (REIA) where you can get a sense of Lead and Deal Brokering (bird dogging and wholesaling).Until BP has a cohesive REIA, many of us have our home REIAs.I am a member of the San Fernando Valley REIA: http://www.meetup.com/sfv-real-estate-cluband my hero and resident good guy and modd extraordinaire Will Barnard has hipped me to the InvestClub for Women: http://www.meetup.com/investCLUBLA/Hope to meet you both in person soon!

Its me and my dog and no friends could take both of us so I'll camp out here for now.

I have an orange hound dog who is 11 yo - she's my buddy.

One has 9 pets (4 dogs, 5 cats) and the PM does not recommend bringing that many animals onto the new flooring.

In those events the numbers are what dictate what changes are made, how they are made and when.I think the idea is important, do not fail to gain market competency but the numbers are what walk the dog still.

Of course the driving for dollars, pay attention wherever you go just don't run over any dogs or kids because you starring at houses.