I'm reading through old threads, which made me wonder if seasoned landlords are able to sniff out tenants that will be too needy, complaining about every little thing, or asking for extras after signing lease.I have been breeding dogs for about 10 years.

You will have to constantly chase down rent, evict deadbeats, deal with police/drugs/dogs/complaints and pay out money for repairs.

Postal carriers are definitely our best bird-dogs as well.

I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with Bird Dogs?

Also, in a home with two adult tenants and their kids [and dog] do they tend to stay longer and take better care of the place?

It's urgent.

Realtor with 8 years experience, I am thinking of being a bird dog in order to attract Investors for a fix and flip project that I have put together.

That's for anything posted on a telephone pole, including signs for lost dogs, yard sales and band promotions.And:Robertson said there are four inspectors for all of Los Angeles to enforce the city law that nothing be tacked onto public property.

Those who have more time but less starting costs are bird dogs or wholesalers. 

(My dog, Daisy, gives me regular supervision.)How do you feel about “Hire America”?