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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Should I ask landlords to be my mentor and for investment advice?
I am wondering if it is a good idea to ask landlords in my area to be my mentor or to "shadow" them and follow them around as they do showings of their properties.
I think that asking successful landlords in the area with a lot of current properties is the best way to get the best investment advice and information but I am not sure if they would be willing to help a newbie get started in real estate investing.
Do you guys think most landlords would be willing to help a newbie out?
I have been studying real estate for 2 years and have the capital but I just need to pull the trigger.
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If someone asked to tag along, I'd thank them for their interest and bid them a good day.
If they asked to tag along and offered to perform some work for me in exchange, I'd jump at the opportunity.
Don't be a taker. Offer them something of value in return and they'd be stupid to turn you down.
- Nathan Gesner
