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Wes Short
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Bringing Value to A Seasoned Investor

Wes Short
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
Posted

Hi,

My name is Wes Short, I'm from South Bend Indiana, and I was wondering what seasoned investors like to see when a newbie asks them for help and what are seasoned investors favorite ways that a newbie can bring value to a mentor. I understand that learning from a veteran in real estate can jumpstart my career and I want to be able to bring as much value to that veteran as possible so I am worth their time. I have some experience in driving for dollars and doing manual labor at rental properties, are these things mentors look for and what else could I provide a veteran investor?

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