I personally would research it and find out if he was the one who bought it.

I'm involved in cancer research, and I get to see and do things other people could never imagine.

Instead of wasting so much time talking about this or thqat being a scam and what you can't do>>>I need to know immediately how do I hook up with Real Estate Investors that need "bird dogs" and what do I do exactly get the criteria for what they're looking for go online and research it and document what comes up and then send it to them?

hmm interesting.the agent I met is 25 and that blew me away, meanwhile I get my license I am intending to research and learn as much as possible about this business what do you suggest me?

The first prop I got is doing well but I jumped in feet first without the proper research to justify the decision from an investment perspective.

Looking for where to start.....I have researched and read many books on foreclosurers, I have also found websites like www.nhmsi.com that list REO properties.

I use a realtor's access code to the MLS to research comps.

The rules and costs for setting up an LLC differ in each state, so you may want to do a little research in your state before proceeding.I just set one up in NJ and it took only a few minutes on the internet and cost a little more than $200.Since the LLC has no history, we are purchasing the property as individuals and then transfering it as an asset to the LLC immediately after closing, or at the closing.

it looks like a good investmentwill post a new message once i do more research

Become informed and then you will know exactly what you are looking for.Also, the county clerk doesn't seem to give you an actual image of the deeds, so doing some of the research online won't be possible.