How do you know?
Hello all,
I know you all have gotten this question all the time, but I have to ask. I am a new bird dogging and I am interested in pursuing an opportunity with an investor out of state. I want to know is this a good idea? Once you recieve the contract should I have an attorney look at it? How do you keep track of the properties you send them and find out if they purchased them? Has anyone ever been screwed over? Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks,
mdorn66
You should always check with an attorney when signing a contract. But to be on the safe side start slow with them so that the screwing isnt that bad if you get one. Try one deal if you dont get paid then move on, if you do then do 5 at a time. I save my best leads for people I have been doing business with for a while. Also out of state shouldnt be a concern at all, who cares where the money comes fgrom as long as its coming.
Good Luck,
Kyle Gatton
KyleGatton@Hotmail.com
Hi Mdorn66,
Great advice from Kyle. Most Investors will be happy to pay your referral fee, because that means they have just made money on the information you provided. If they want to continue making money from your information they will gladly pay you the $500 to $1,000 fee. It’s plain economics, you save them time and make them money. It’s a combination that any sound businessperson would not jeopardize to save a few bucks. But as in any profession there are a few bad apples you have to watch out for. Follow up, follow up and follow up some more. Keep a log of every lead you submit to your Investors. If they can’t make a deal on your leads find out why. Your information may not fit his/her needs. Good luck.
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