FL Bird Dog Looking for Good Trainer

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  dataattack27th April, 2003

  I am also in Florida ( Gainesville ) I have been birddogg-ing for over a year and I just started investing on my own.
  Want to save alot of time and money learning? Buy John Lockes books. I tried other things first and finally got turned on to his stuff. No fluff or crap. Just good real world stuff.
  Good luck,
  Jason
  Jason@notarealtor.com
  www.notarealtor.com

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  rion28th April, 2003

  i second that about johns material. later, ron(lv)

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  hgreenaway28th April, 2003

  Thanks.

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  oo7icu28th April, 2003

  Good Morning, Please email me @ mleibowitz@homevestors.com. I am in the south Florida area. I would like to hear from you as we might be a good fit. Thanks!

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  fl_homebuyer28th April, 2003

  Quote:
  On 2003-04-25 19:57, hgreenaway wrote:
  I am new to investing and am willing to work and learn as a Bird Dog for 1 or 2 investors that want to work the Miami-Dade County market. Contact me if you are interested.
  
  
  I focus on the preforeclosure market (lis pendens,) and L/O in DADE & Broward county. If you're interested in doing that market we could benefit from each other... Just email me your contact number, so we can chat and find out how we could mutually benefit from each other.
  
  FL_HOMEBUYER@MSN.COM
  
  Great Success................ Franklin

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  nadine200328th April, 2003

  To: mleibowitz@homevestors.com and hgreenaway@investingisgreat.com: I tried to email both of you and got a return email saying not "Unable to deliver the message due to a communications failure, etc."
  
  I am also a newbie in the Miami area and would love to hear from both of you.
  
  Please email me at ntorres@ferrellschultz.com and maybe we can make things happen!
  
  Nadine!

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  rejobber10th May, 2003

  Hi Hgreenaway,
  
  Bird-dogging is a great way to start your investing career and one of the best ways to find a mentor. It’s a wonderful way to learn the ropes, especially if you plan to become an Investor. When you provide good usable information that saves Investors time and money, then they won't mind taking time to help you learn the business. The key is providing useful, qualified leads for your Investors. Good luck.
  [addsig]

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  KyleGatton13th May, 2003

  If you have specific questions that need answered you can email me at KyleGatton@Hotmail.com
  
  I only bird dog larger properties (250k and up) but most of the info is the same. I personally like the investment grade income producers. The main thing to remember is to not waste the investors time, get the best deals and move on to the next. At anytime you should have X amount of deals ready to go. this way when the investor has freed up his cash he can move quickly and not wait on you to find the next deal. On the same note you should make sure your investor is real as well. I limit who I birdog with because some of them out there just waste time collecting my paperwork. If I have submitted 3 excellant deals with them and they havent even responded I usually take there name out of the database. prequalify them by asking them what exactly they buy.
  
  Good luck
  Kyle
  
  KyleGatton@Hotmail.com