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Ken Mackey
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I want a coach, any suggestions?

Ken Mackey
  • Investor
  • Tallmadge, OH
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I’ve read 100 books, listen to 100 podcasts, joind Reia’s, been to seminars, talked to people from all areas of the business. I’m ready to jump and need a jump coach. experienced in multifamily and rehab. DM me for pricing. Thanks, Ken Mackey

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Dev Horn
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Dev Horn
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Rather than a (perhaps remote) coach, I'd seek a local pro that you could partner with.  You could offer to work with them for free - an internship - to get knowledge of the business, and what you learn would be relevant to your local market.  Plus you'd be out time instead of money - and knowledge comes from that investment of time more than the dollars spent on a coach.

Most REI coaches teach the same old stuff you already read in those 100 articles, etc. and they throw in some motivation and accountability. I think the accountability part is super important and, again, you could find someone - a partner, spouse, etc. - to hold you accountable to the goals you set (e.g., did you make 20 calls like you said you would today, did you drop in on 5 brokerages this week, etc.).

Just some thoughts.  I wish you the best and much success!

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