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Moe Williams
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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How do i go about getting a mentor?

Moe Williams
  • Pittsburgh, PA
Posted

Hey Guys,

I have been on BP for sometime now just soaking up all this great info. I am currently taking Real Estate classes here in PA and will be taking the exam around April. I would love to connect with local investors and other agents also. My main goal is to become a RE Investor. I have yet to check out the local REI clubs, but plan on doing so as soon as possible. My question is...... What is the best way to go about getting a Mentor?

If there are any RE Investors in the Pittsburgh, PA area that wouldn't mind showing me the ropes i would love to connect with you. Any advice would be helpful. 

Thanks

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