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Are there any mentors in the Columbus , Georgia area?

Justin Swain
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Are there any people willing to mentor in the Columbus, Georgia area?

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Bo Goebel
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Bo Goebel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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@Justin Swain

You did well to take the initiative to ask the question.  

But, frankly, you didn’t frame the question well or stirring any motivation for anyone to help you. It comes across lazy... and I, personally, don’t want to work with lazy people- let alone mentor them. 

The way you can find mentors is by getting to know Investors (and people in general), being a good, hard-working person, and providing value to them.  No one is going to respond to this inquiry that is worth learning from. 

I suggest you add a profile picture, mention a little bit about yourself, describe things you’ve done already to better yourself, what type of investing (and therefore mentors) you are looking to get into, and some specific goals. Then, and only then, will anyone of any caliber seek to point you in the right direction. 

Like @Mitch Messer said, you should be among on working with others or learning through experience. 

I hope you find this helpful. 

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