@Steven Warner
Yea thanks Steve! I heard a podcast that stated everyone is looking for another piece to their puzzle. For instance one guy has money but no time, the other guy has time but no money, the other has money and time but no knowledge. I put myself in as the one who has time and skill but no money.
Though what I listened to seemed like I fit a category of potential need it doesn’t seem to be a need for many. Those with enough money simply pay for the work on a deal and aren’t really interested in discount or free labor and some who could use a guy with an open schedule need someone with experience.
I guess simply put where are the entry level positions? So far it seems I've learned people either do JV's, find a mentor who finds them valuable to learn under, or just dives in with an investor. So of course, ive been exploring the mentor route lol.
I have as well thought why would my potential future competition want to help before I heard someone say that they loved mentoring people because once those people get going and on their feet, they return to their mentor with future deals and it is profitable for both! Now this may only be true with a wholesaler and flipper or investor flipper etc. or maybe clippers send other flippers deals they don’t want but nonetheless. I believe it would apply to me to return to the one who helped me get going with deals however I could.
And maybe there are some folks In Houston that could find me useful. Until then I’ll keep learning!
I appreciate everyone’s feedback. I can take tough criticism!