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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Sean Cutt
  • Costa Mesa, CA
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I think I got an internship at an appraisal company!

Sean Cutt
  • Costa Mesa, CA
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I know that directly asking for mentors on here isn't allowed so I decided to just call some local real estate companies near where I live and asked if anyone wanted free labor. It took about 15 calls but someone eventually bit! It was weird how long it took for someone to agree to free labor!

I'm going in this blind but the owner seemed pretty straight-forward and inviting so I feel optimistic. I might be played for a sucker but hey, what else should I be spending my winter break on? I think it could be enlightening either way.

It's an appraisal company and they're called Butler Burgher Group and they're in Costa Mesa. They work primarily in commercial real estate which I wasn't originally interested in but over time I've started to really like the idea.

Any thoughts?

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