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Christy Tay
  • Houston, TX
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Masterminds - pros and cons

Christy Tay
  • Houston, TX
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The last few weeks I have been certain that real estate is something I want to do and honestly believe that I can. Like going into any new, you do all you can to learn about the subject. So I have been reading and studying non-stop, attending networking meetings, even joined an REIA group.

Many articles have stated that it might be a good decision to get a coach or a mentor. Tonight that topic came up in the REIA group. To me, I see a lot of benefit in joining them -- the network, the mentorship, like-minded mentality. This all comes with a heavy price tag, though -- 20K. It is 20K that I do not have. If I were to join, I would need to take out a loan. This is what I have been debating all night. 

People of Biggerpockets, are you a part of a program/mastermind, and has the return been great? Or what are some of the pros and cons? What would you do if you are a recent grad and starting from scratch financially?

Thanks for reading.

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