Some one need advice or to analyze deals, put them out there and if I see it I will definitely give you my honest opinion of it.See I am DEBT FREE and owe no one.

It takes human skill, knowledge, and diligence to get a real opinion of value.

In your opinion, or any experienced investor's opinion, is bird dogging for more established investors a good way to break into the business?

In my opinion, there are literally thousands of deals out there for whoever wants to take action and begin wholesaling.See you at the top.

& to tell you the truth I was wondering what kind of a response I would get from that post.Hence I spent some time considering what I said over the holiday.In my personal opinion in this day & age with so much of our economy based on emerging technologies & securities.

to get maximum exposure to the market.Also, the pricing of the short sale will be fixed by the bank in a Broker's Price Opinion (BPO) according to the comparables, so no matter what price your homeowner agrees to, it has no standing when the bank names their price for the house.I only way I can see you making money on this is if you either refer it for a fee to a short sale specialist in your area (please check to see what the referral laws are in your state) OR buy the house yourself if the BPO comes in at a good price.

For property comparison and pricing purposes a cap rate is a much better tool in my opinion.

Safer and more profitable.What your opinions on this strategy?

In some of your opinions does that seem high.

Jason, Definitely a question for a RE lawyer, in my opinion.