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Carl Gorson
  • Mantua, NJ
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How do I find and chose a MENTOR

Carl Gorson
  • Mantua, NJ
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I feel like I have come to a place in my real estate education, where I have hit a wall. Scattering about Bigger Pockets and other publications out there trying to get as much information as I can. At first, all information was good information, and I felt that I had direction in my education. Now, I feel like I should be focusing in a specific direction and I am just not sure what it is. Every time I think " THIS IS WHERE TO GO " another 9 or 10 "THIS IS IT " options show up. I feel like now would be a very good time for a mentor. So, a few questions... 

1. What are somethings I should look for in a mentor?

2. Does it need to be someone in my area or can mentoring be done completely online?

3. Is it better to have the option to have face to face meetings? 

4. Do all mentors charge a fee or is it a I will help you when I can situation? 

5.  What might a mentor require of me if not a fee?

6. Do people have more than one mentor? 

7. How do I find a mentor that fits me and my needs? 

Thank you from another future house flipper, 

Carl

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