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Krista Walker
  • Cave Creek, AZ
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Is Paying a Mentor Crazy?

Krista Walker
  • Cave Creek, AZ
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I've been lurking in BP for a year and listen to all the podcasts. There are lots of experienced REI on this site...does anyone ever pay one of them to be a mentor? I feel like I have analysis paralysis and would benefit from a mentor but don't want to be one of those that posts "Hey, anyone want to be my mentor?" I know I bring nothing of value to them. It seems like there are so many variables to consider that I've just kind of become paralyzed.In-state vs. out...turnkey vs. not. Cap rate, IRR, Buy outright or finance. Any thoughts on paying a mentor? Has anyone ever done this?

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