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Dontae Dixon
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Dontae Dixon
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hi My Name Is Dontae Dixon, I Am A 19 Year Old From Philadelphia Who Is Very Very Interested In Wholesaling Real Estate. I'm Very Smart I Just Made A Few Dumb Decisions In The Pass And Now I Wanna Make Up For It By Showing My Family I Can Do Better. I Am A Great Listener I Would Rather Listen Then Talk. I Am Seeking Information On Being A Great Wholesaler But I Also Am Looking For A Mentor. Someone Who's Looking To Plant A Seed And Watch It Grow. I'm Nearly Begging Anyone Who Can Help Me To Proceed To Do So. Looking For Feed Back Please & Thank You!!!!!!

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Tatum F.
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Tatum F.
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@Dontae A professional mentor mentee relationship is like any other relationship and is best when it grows organically.  You wouldn't walk up to a perfect stranger and say be my best friend.  If you're not willing to put in the work to forge such a relationship which as the term implies mutually beneficial and satisfying, then you  can pay for one. If all you're seeking is information then there are years of articles, posts, flame wars, podcasts and recommended books on every real estate topic you can think of on BP. Delve in and have a ball.  Give yourself a few months to get the lay of the land and meet people.

Off topic: Why are you capitalizing every word?

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