Also, Nate never paid his mentors to show him how it's done.

I would suggest taking out what's called a home equity line of credit and use it to invest in more real estate but make sure that you have a mentor that has done at least 100 times what you are planning to do and follow a strategy that works for you.

Using their own experiences and knowledge, a mentor may provide direction and assistance.

Start with Educate yourself, networking, Research, Consider Mentor etc.

What makes me hesitated is just the same as what @DongHui Patel said, they will pawned you off to some junior staff.   

Curious if anyone has experienced Investor Mel and Dave mentor program?

Pleasant committed suicide about a year ago and I've been looking for a replacement agent and mentor ever since.

Would love to connect with a mentor in the Denver, CO area as well.

1-Get a great Realtor. 2-Get a great Contractor that can walk a property. 3-Get a Mentor that can help you with everything. 

When it comes time to obtain your license, perhaps you will have a mentor for your first couple of deals that you can go to with all of your questions (my brokerage requires this for the first 3 transactions).