Searching For Mentorship

[Kameren Powell]

Anybody know of a GOOD mentor that can help with my overall growth in becoming a real estate investor. I understand that I’m starting from the bottom, but my end goal is to be a successful developer and I plan on starting out wholesaling to build capital. Just want to shorten the learning curve and have structured education. (Doesn’t have to live in Nashville)

[Joe Villeneuve]

When someone says they want to learn, then states they "want to shorten the learning curve", I worry.

[Nelisa Lee]

When we first started, we joined Ryan Dossey's community (CCF). It was just what we needed at the time and can definitely help shorten the learning curve! 

[Karen Wanamarta]

@Kameren Powell shoot me a message! Happy to talk. Make sure you join your local REIN as well.

[Joe Villeneuve]

When someone says they want to learn, then states they "want to shorten the learning curve", I worry.

[Eric Gerakos]

Many new investors think that wholesaling is a quick way to raise capital. For most it’s a colossal waste of time and energy. Good luck.

[Alecia Loveless]

@Kameren Powell I’ll try to save you from financial loss. I’ve signed up for several “mentorship” programs all right around the $10K price. One closed shop 3 weeks into my program and removed all their online content. One I did have direct contact and several phone calls with the owner of the program but he was intent on steering me to create a syndication which was not the stated goals of the program or what I had stated was my intention when I was pre-screened for the program. I ended up quitting after they would not help me align with my goals. The third was a self storage program and because I know nothing about that market I learned a ton from it. I believe it was affiliated with AJ Osborne.

Please please be very careful at anyone you will be throwing more than about $200 at to learn from because most of these gurus are just frauds.

For the record I have done some small learning programs in the $50-200 range that have been very good. One of which was the WREIN program for $47. You don’t need the add ons they offer and even though it is directed at women I believe men can take it too. I learned some things in that one and had several good points reinforced.

[Cory King]

@Kameren Powell I'm over in Knoxville and happy to help however I can. My buddy runs a free meetup in Nashville that covers a different topical discussion each month. I'd be happy to get you both connected as those are great places to get started and meeting people in the community. 

[Tim Ryan]

I can tell you my story and it starts where you are today. DM me. 

[Kelli Napoleon]

Quote from @Kameren Powell:

Anybody know of a GOOD mentor that can help with my overall growth in becoming a real estate investor. I understand that I’m starting from the bottom, but my end goal is to be a successful developer and I plan on starting out wholesaling to build capital. Just want to shorten the learning curve and have structured education. (Doesn’t have to live in Nashville)

 Hi Kameren, I live and work in Nashville and am happy to share any insight or connections I can to help you out. Let me know! 

[Jordan D'Silva]

You’re on the right track! If you want to start big, you can reach out to local real estate groups or firms. However, you can connect with a lot of experienced developers in real estate forums like BP or through LinkedIn. I’d be happy to share about my experiences, so feel free to DM me anytime.