(When I jumped into it this I did find a house and I did the numbers and I bird dogged it to an investor I know and he offered pretty close to what I projected and he closed on that deal right then and there which I thought was pretty cool) reason I referred him the property is because I was/ still am a little nervous to finish the whole process but I'm still reading and learning everything and still pushing forward with it all!

In my case:Brand new coin operated laundry facilities (now its free but the w/d’s are on the verge of death)Fully renovated back yard – meaning your dog can’t use it as a bathroom any more without you picking it up…….

I've set a goal that I will do at least one analysis every day (and tonight I'm DOG tired but will do at least one). 

Though I have done some wholesaling back in the days (and only on deals where they were out of my area or if I had too many of my own already) I have no dog in this fight.

On a few occasions we've kept a dog at the property. 

I recommend finding a local investor that you can bird dog for first, and ask them if they will help teach you how to properly value properties.  

Dogs are an expense for you so I take a special security deposit for them usually right at lease signing because I don't want to overload too many things upfront. 

Hopefully I can be a bird dog or intern.

Grass too high, piled papers, unkempt appearance.If you don't see yourself doing this personally, you could hire a "bird dog."

You will find investors, bankers, RE agents, newbies, salty dogs, and posers you name it they are there.