I am a new wholesaler that is currently recruiting some bird dogs to look for vacant properties.

I know a family who had 6 dogs and cats.

BP family my brother and I are going into business together as for now, we are focusing on bird-dogging deals and building our buyers list.

Mean or barking dog.

So, I'm trying to diversify and start getting some deals using marketing, wholesalers, and bird-dogs instead of MLS.

I'm looking to pick up wholesaling and bird dogging in Eastern Queens and all of Long Island.

So the question really is, what is not having a dog sicced on you or a door slammed in your face worth, and what percentage of the time does your investment in marketing pay off like that.

Having read most of J Scott’s personal blog and following his New Construction diary here on BP, I’m fairly certain he’s the latter.Who needs crime dramas and cable TV when you have the original Dos Equis man right here – investor, husband, father, dog owner and poker player…- He once had an awkward moment during a negotiation, just to see how it feels- If he were to submit an offer without a price, it would still be accepted- The house inspectors often question him just because they find him interesting- He has won the BP Lifetime Achievement Award, twiceNow, in all seriousness, hold that thought and don’t change the price of those books!..

(There should really be a tag feature for forum posts)Tags: Oklahoma, Wholesaling, Wholesale, bird-dogging

I'm starting off bird dogging just to get the feet wet so if anyone can give me some advice out would be greatly appreciated.