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Tori Patterson
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How to find a mentor

Tori Patterson
  • Raleigh, NC
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I am semi-new to real estate and am very interested in whole selling properties.  What is the best way when you are starting out to find a seasoned investor to work with on a one on one basis to help mold you and push you in the right direction and avoid common pitfalls? Or,  is it best to just get out there and fall and pick yourself back up until you figure it out on your own?

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