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Regina Davis
  • Dallas, TX
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Willing Mentors in Dallas area

Regina Davis
  • Dallas, TX
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Hello BP!  I have been lurking on this site for a couple of years and have enjoyed reading the various posts and listening to the podcasts, along with reading books and researching online.  Now that I'm finished with grad school, I'm ready to take action and jump into getting involved with real estate.  I'm interested in starting out with assigning contracts while I'm continuing to learn other exit strategies.  I'd really like to find a mentor who is really knowledgable about the Dallas area and willing to work with a newbie like me.  I know many BP members discourage paying for training when there is so much here for free.  True, there is a wealth of information here, but for someone like me who works a busy full-time job and does not have alot of extra time, it can be overwhelming.  It requires hours and hours of reading various posts on the site to try to distinguish the smart and good advice and recommendations from the bad advice.  It would just be more helpful to me to have a succinct book, training program or mentor that could help put me on a track to begin the business quickly.  I hope this makes sense.

I thought I had finally found an answer- there is a local investor here who has probably one of the most comprehensive training programs I've seen as far as the content, contacts and help provided to students.  I was informed yesterday, however, that it costs $10K for the 6-month program, which I definitely do not have to spend. Are there any other more reasonable mentors (in DFW) or training programs anyone would recommend?  Thanks for any suggestions and I look forward to connecting with more people on the site! :)

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