I am an Occupational Therapist certified in Hand therapy.

I am a physical therapist.   

I have spent the last 11 years working the ICU as a Respiratory Therapist.

Most mentors are good for getting people energized - Good mentors work with you step by step to get a house or two and teach you how to move along on your own - Great mentors teach how to buy and manage the properties, set up "systems & methods", along with providing other high level contacts, tax planning, asset protection & generational wealth, strategies for changing markets, and changes in the law.I don't know the individual you mentioned for possibly mentoring you, but these are some basics to find out from them before you put your hard earned money into a mentor. 

Let me know if there is work for a massage therapist down there :) (That's what I do right now and would love to get away from the cold this winter!) 

I am self employed as a therapist earning about $70-$80k. 

Hope one day i can contribute as much as some of you.I work from home as a web developer and my wife is a physical therapist.  

It is true what you said about tenants being well informed those are the best tenants, there is a pretty huge literacy issue with a lot of people I do see it a lot with section 8 and low income tenants, I do try to encourage, educate and inform my residents some want it and others don't it can be a lot to deal with im in full agreement with that most days I feel like a therapist or guidance counselor but my market residents are no walk in the park either and the fact that they pay full rent keeps them in denial about their literacy and or mental issues

I am a full time Physical Therapist Assistant and an extremely small time buy and hold real estate investor.  

I really hope this energizes a new investor in whatever their current goal is.