Account ClosedBirddogging and wholesaling are a little bit different.Wholesaling is where you get a property under contract, and then sell it to someone else (SUPER BASIC version)Birddogging is where you have an agreement with an investor (contract) that you will seek out and vet deals for him, and if he buys a property you present to him, you get a fee.Wholesalers generally make more money on their deals because they are the conduit between the buyer and the seller.Birddoggers will make a fee ($500-$1000 for example) and will generally not be awarded a share of the proceeds from the deal.Birddogging (from a real estate perspective) isn't illegal, but if you do a bad job you could end up frustrating the seller and your client.Remember that as a Birddogger, you are NOT an agent of the buyer or seller.  

Hi April, You must reinvest 100% of your net proceeds in order to defer the payment of all of your income taxes. 

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Would you sell the property and then take the proceeds and do a 1031 exchange and use that money to purchase 2 or more rental properties?

He then proceeded to say "I've had enough of you disrespecting me, I'm going to show you what kind of man I am."

Until then, I proceed as if nothing has happened.

I was wondering what can I proceed to do to take the extra steps needed to protect my legal interest in this and get my deserved share and prevent my uncle from selling behind my back in the future?

It seems to be a good house for my first investment, but I’m not sure how to proceed.

but I think @Dave Foster@Amit M. give good advice figure out tax first and foremost that could dictate what you do with a portion of your proceeds.. 

@Michael EalyI get that it’s your market and you feel defensive about it.That’s ok.But it’s not ok to misrepresent others.At no point have I said it’s impossible to make money in the Midwest.Not on my blog post, and certainly not here on this thread so far.All I’ve stated is that it’s no longer for me and that other out of state investors should be careful and proceed with extreme caution.It’s clear some local investors make it work.Swanny that you just mentioned has clearly already detailed in an earlier comment on this same thread how he lost big on at least 2 Cleveland buildings.When you get so defensive, it certainly raises all sorts of red flags about your own personal motives.We know there are so many people on BP who make a living out of ensnaring unsuspecting out of state investors into bad Midwest deals by painting unreasonably rosy picture of what’s actually on ground.And making outlandish claims of big successes that are often unverifiable on sites like BP is not new.It’s how the majority of predatory gurus online make their money.This post is about the other point of view.Let us be heard.Stop being so defensive and quit fighting me.