Pro: You'll learn quickly about what works in real estate investing. The best education is experience. You will learn which distressed properties are good deals -- you'll need to if you ever expect to get paid for viable leads. If you enjoy the thrill of the hunt, then stick with it to grow your investor network or build up funds for your own investment property. So what if you find the work to be too difficult, boring, or simply not worth your time, then you can find another low-risk way of getting involved in real estate, perhaps by investing in REITs.

Pro: You can grow your own real estate business. When you get started as a bird dog, chances are good that you'll be bringing real estate leads to one investor. But as you start to grow and establish your reputation as a good bird dog, you'll find that you may be working with numerous investors. This will actually make your work easier, as you'll be able to search for different properties that you can then take back to the interested parties.

For example, you might get started in residential real estate, bringing single-family leads to one investor. But as you grow, you might stay in the residential sector, but instead of only concentrating on single-family homes, you might bring a multifamily rental opportunity to another investor. By building your investor network, you can more easily match investment leads with the right investor. And if you're able to make enough money, you'll be able to start making investments of your own.

Becoming A Tracker Is Simple And It Is Currently Paying $600 For Every Deal Excepted And Closes.