However, right now, I'm in search of a mentor.

I’m looking to buy my next property in about a year, but in the meantime I was hoping to find a mentor.  

I researched various mentors and coaches, and eventually chose to work with one that was very hands-on and personally accessible to me.

Here are a few tips to help you on your journey:Network, Network, Network: Make connections with other investors, real estate professionals, and possible mentors by attending regional meetings, networking events, and seminars.

That's where my mentor, Reed, came in.

I am seeking an mentor to help me confirm my thought-process to ensure I am not overseeing anything.

Hello everyone,I'm currently diving into the world of medium-term rentals in the Bay Area and seeking guidance from seasoned professionals or mentors who can offer insights and advice as I embark on this journey.

I know the whole mentoring space is full of charlatans and "those who can't, teach," but I've done my due diligence and this outfit has legitimate results, so I'm comfortable moving ahead.What I'm struggling with is if I actually want to own or be responsible for a large apartment complex.

When I do it, I know it is done.Since this is your first deal, I would highly recommend finding someone in your town who has experience, has a team, and can mentor you through the process.

Hello everyone,As an investor, mentor, and team lead of an investor focused real estate group- we instill these values and approach to real estate investing with all of our clients and partners.