This brings me to another question.

As a result, prices are starting to come down and I'll have to start lowering the price more or offer some deals to bring in more potential tenants.I didn't do a thorough evaluation, not that I could have really.

They likely assumed that, as a wholesaler, you would bring them a deal where there wasn't enough room for 2 or more wholesalers to make money.

BUT, the training was so much more valuable to me because I had the real world experience to bring to class, and ask about and really tap into the power of the software.

So he sees a bit of upside bringing me in.

It's a few blocks from the University in my area and should bring in $800-850 a month....not bad for a $50 K investment.

Wow, nice to bring back to life a 5 year old thread...

The goal is to have investment properties bring in more than this $425 a month.

Real Estate Services do have specific definitions, and usually involve those things required to effect the sale of the property, not just bringing buyer and seller together.If, as a bird dog, you are simply finding a property and bringing it to the attention of someone else, and not involved with negotiations, or "performing real estate services," that are needed to actually transfer property from seller to buyer, there are no laws against that.If I'm wrong, here, I'd love to read the statute that requires a license to say "Hey, Joe Investor, there's a vacant house on 13th Street.

At the same time, I don't even know if by bringing these things up if it could possibly cause problems?