My favorite is the one that's been paid off and inactive for so long, they close it.A close 2nd is the cut up ones on my wall of shame.

If you cut them yourself, you can use them as 18 x 12 and double your count.

I wonder if there'd be any liability issues, i.e. they cut themselves while installing the linoleum....

I'm going to be cutting out the dry wall but don't want this to be repeated either. 

Since agents hang their license with a brokerage, unless they also own that brokerage is it even possible to cut the bird dog in on the deal based on fiduciary agreements with the brokerage?

It's also not a weird dimension, so cutting it in half would fit perfectly with the other lots around it in terms of shape and size.

As the "finder" in the scenario, I want to be careful who I deal with so that the end buyer/flipper doesn't cut me out of the deal when it's time to pay the finder's fee.

Many times you will find there is a lot of time wasting activities you can cut out and still achieve the same income level in real estate investing.

I had one talking with me for three days before cutting bait for my inspection business.

A bandaid will not cut it.