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). 

These clubs often host regular meetings, guest speakers, and networking events tailored to investors in the area.By actively participating in these networking opportunities and connecting with other investors, you can learn from their experiences, gain valuable insights into the local markets, and potentially find partners or mentors to support you in your real estate investing journey. 

I'd definitely take a look at those Wholesaling categories and identify some individuals that you'd like to mentor/partner with and see if theres any way you can provide value and/or just reach out to them and ask!

Since the mentor (guru)  who sold me the $35,000 seminar about renting by the room never discussed this problem, I can’t believe it exists! 

Looking for some guidance, and mentor.

It's important to know your exit strategy whether you want to sell the property quickly, use the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) method, or keep onto it for a long time.Think about consulting a property inspector, real estate agent in the area, or even a mentor with knowledge of the Houston real estate market for advice.

Right now in a partnership you'd either need a mentor/consultant to guide you throughout all aspects of the deal and partnership or wait and hold the land for now and gain the necessary experience to maximize your profits on this land in the future.

I want to teach students how to House hack to flip/Rent when they are Juniors, Partner them with Professionals Senior year, and then mentor them through a house hack post H.S.

I guess my question is more of a hypothetical if it gets to be more mainstream, since it’s become such a hot talking point for coaches, mentors, gurus, writers etc.

Someone who is willing to mentor and help me get on my feet, so I can fly solo.