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Kurt Schmid
  • Renter
  • Washington
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What's the best way to approach you?

Kurt Schmid
  • Renter
  • Washington
Posted

Since many of you on this message board are experienced investors, I was wondering what you think? Experience is the best teacher so I would love to learn from someone who has that experience. What is the best way to ask someone to be your mentor? Should I ask to sit down with the them over drinks/lunch? I know you are busy people so how can I fit into that schedule?

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