I would like to somehow (hopefully), find a mentor to help guide me so I eventually partake in my first real estate investment whether it be wholesaling or owner-occupied property.

I tried finding a mentor on my own (for whole sale) while I get my license but that was a disaster.

Lastly, I want to make networking and hopefully even finding a potential mentor a high priority.

Finally, finding a mentor who's already doing what you want to do is invaluable.

We own over 600 apartment units in Cleveland Heights, Lakewood, and Mentor OH, of which quite a few require rehab to bring to market rent.We struggle to find enough contractors for this work.I know that this is a common problem, but if anyone has any recommendations for contractors in that area, that would be awesome!

Welcome to BB.Your smart to seek a Mentor I  suggest he has gray hair.Has done (Flipped, made all the mistakes ,made great money 💰. )And has a great smile 😃. 

To maintain profitability, it's essential to carry out in-depth market research, closely monitor remodeling expenditures, and do due diligence on prospective properties.Preliminary Advice for First-Time Investors:Become knowledgeable: By reading books, listening to podcasts, using internet tools, and connecting with seasoned investors, you may keep up your real estate investment education.Start modest: Start small and increase your investments gradually as you acquire confidence and expertise.Network: Make connections with other investors, real estate experts, and mentors who can offer advice, encouragement, and insightful perspectives.Make a good plan: Make a thorough investment strategy with precise objectives, deadlines, and exit tactics.

My name is Noah Ogle, I’m 17, and a Junior at Parrish Community High School.

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