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Paying 8,000 for Real Estate mentor?

Jade Jamison
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I just signed up for an 8k real estate course. I only had 13,000 in savings, but figured spending over half to invest in knowledge was worth it. I paid late last night and woke up with some worries. I am unsure if I should reach out and try to cancel.

Do you think it is worth it to pay for a real estate mentor? His name is Zack Kepes, owns a lot of real estate (over 200 units) and has been in the business a long time. I spoke to one of his assistants, I am student #51. I am just breaking in and would love some guidance on how to build up funds and acquire my first property within the next 3 months.

Before buying the mentorship, I was planning to purchase my first property using an FHA loan in the next two months. I don't know which route is better. Having a mentor that might help me acquire properties quicker, or asking for my money back and going the traditional route to obtain my first property.

All advice appreciated!!!! Thank you (I'm 23 and fairly new to this)

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