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Kyle Neville
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Bringing deals to mentors

Kyle Neville
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Ogden, UT
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My friend and I found someone who we want to mentor us. I have heard that I need to make it worth their time to help me. What kind of things does a mentor look for? Should I try and find him a deal? Do I offer to work for free while he mentors me? Do I pay him? Is there any other things that could make him want to help me?

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Will Gaston
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Will Gaston
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@Kyle Neville ask someone close to him what 4-5 things that he routinely does but hates to do. Take one of those things off of his plate and do it for free.

 Reciprocity is a part of human nature. Adding value to his life will surely do the same to yours. 

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