Bird Dogs usually work for a pre determined amount of money on each deal. Let’s say they negotiate with in investor to find them homes and the investor will pay them $1000 for each home that they find and buy. Sometimes the Bird Dog just gets paid for each home, even if the investor doesn’t buy it. But they get much less money for each deal. Perhaps $10-$20 for each address they bring.
Posted by MrMrsROPER on April 19, 2002 at 06:58:16:
Bird-Dogging is another type of flipping. In most cases it is the smallest portion of the investment deal. The duties of a bird-dog is to locate possible deals, and hand them over to investors, in turn can flip it to another investor, such as a rehabber. Feel free to add to my post about this type of classification in flipping deals.